Volendam

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Volendam

Volendam is a town on the Markermeer Lake, northeast of Amsterdam. The town is a traditional Dutch town known for its colourful wooden houses and the old fishing boats in its harbour, which is lined with seafood vendors.


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Things to do in Volendam


Top things to do in Volendam by www.holland.com



Where to stay in Volendam


Best hotels in Volendam:


  • Hotel Cafe (budget hotel)


    Hotel Cafe

    Hotel Cafe in Volendam is a charming spot right on the harbor, giving you front-row seats to all the action. The rooms are cozy and most have awesome views of the IJsselmeer lake. You can watch fishing boats come and go all day long from the restaurant, which has been serving up delicious seafood for over a century.

    The location can't be beat - you're steps away from the fish market and right in the heart of this quaint Dutch village. The staff are super friendly and helpful, always ready with tips on what to see and do. Breakfast gets rave reviews too, with fresh breads, meats, cheeses and more to fuel you up for exploring. Just keep in mind the rooms are up some stairs, so pack light if you can. All in all, it's a great home base for soaking up the authentic Volendam vibe.


  • Hotel Old Dutch (medium range hotel)


    Hotel Old Dutch

    Hotel Old Dutch has views of the former Zuiderzee are amazing, especially from the sea-facing rooms. With just 33 rooms, it has a cozy vibe but still offers all the amenities you'd want for a comfortable stay.

    The rooms are spacious and well-furnished. I especially liked the hardwood floors - they give the place a warm, homey feel. The restaurant, Le Pompadour, serves up delicious international dishes as well as local Volendam specialties. Having breakfast there while looking out at the water is a great way to start the day.

    Location-wise, it's perfect. You're right in the heart of Volendam, with shops and attractions just steps away. And if you want to explore further, there's a bus stop nearby that can take you to Amsterdam in about 25 minutes. All in all, it's an ideal base for experiencing the charm of this classic Dutch fishing village.




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