Traveling in Provincie Friesland

Friesland is the northwestern province in the Netherlands with a population of 646,000. Frisian and Dutch are the two languages spoken in this province. Including all of the water in the province, it is the largest in the Netherlands. Friesland is visited by many people who have an interest in water sports, as there are many canals, lakes, rivers, and sea throughout the province. In fact, most towns are connected by water as well as by road. UNESCO deems the Wadden Sea a World Heritage Site for its stunning nature.
Regions
Leeuwarden is one of the larger cities in Friesland. This city has interesting landmarks and buildings throughout the city. Harlingen is another city in Friesland. You can catch a ferry here to take you to the Frisian Islands, which are beautiful places to visit in the summer, full of Dutch heritage. On these islands, it is common to rent bikes and ride around the island, view all the ships that are docked in the harbor, and eat deliciously fresh seafood! In Harlingen, you can rent a room inside of a lighthouse if you decide to stay the night. Bolsward is known for its brewery that brews not only beers but single malt whiskey as well. This town was built on man-made mounds, and there is a church atop one of these mounds, which was constructed sometime before Christ. Sneek is a town famous for water sports; specifically for the sailing competition they hold every year. Herenveen is a town in Friesland that is famous for its sporting accomplishments and accommodations. The Abe Lenstra football stadium (soccer for those of you that are confused) is located here and the Dutch football team, SC Herenveen plays here.
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