Friesland coastal Atlantic Wall Cycling
Friesland, along the northern coast of the Netherlands, was a strategic region of the Atlantic Wall, focused on defending the Wadden Sea, estuaries, and key harbors. German forces built coastal batteries, bunkers, anti-tank obstacles, and observation posts, particularly around Harlingen and the Afsluitdijk.

Ameland and the Atlantic Wall
historical

The Wassermann, bunker on Schiermonnikoog
historical

Schiermonnikoog during the Second World War
historical

Kwelder center - Salt mash centre
contemporary

Bunker museum Ameland

Bunkers of the Atlantikwall in Harlingen

Casemates Museum Kornwerderzand
museum

Bunker Koehoal

The final battle, heavy losses

Bunkermuseum Schlei
museum

The head of the Afsluitdijk

The battle for Wons, Witmarsum, Zurich, Kornwerd and Pingjum

Rollsperre in Harlingen

The last skirmishes in Harlingen

Vlieland during the war

German bunker and training ground Noarderleech

The strategic importance of the Wadden Islands

Bunker construction on Terschelling

The end of the tiger position on Terschelling

Bunker Museum Vlieland

The islanders and the occupying forces

Bunker museum Terschelling

Verbinding 28 en 83
Length: 0.59 km
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Afsluitdijk, 8752 TR Kornwerderzand, Nederland - Nittersweg, 9853 TJ Lauwerzijl, Nederland
Length: 38.27 km
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Afsluitdijk, 8752 TR Kornwerderzand, Nederland - Nittersweg, 9853 TJ Lauwerzijl, Nederland
Length: 38.35 km
Route from None

Afsluitdijk, 8752 TR Kornwerderzand, Nederland - Nittersweg, 9853 TJ Lauwerzijl, Nederland