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Swimming in Haarlem

Where do you go swimming in Haarlem? We list our favorites for you.

Swimming in Haarlem

Where do you go swimming in Haarlem? We list our favorites for you.

Swimming spots in Haarlem

Considering Haarlem is close to the beach, it is obvious to mention the sea in this list. And that is certainly not unjustified. But in and around Haarlem there are many other unique water spots to cool down. From dune lakes to swimming pools and ponds. During the hot summer days, the temptation can sometimes not be resisted to jump into 't Spaarne. But beware: this is exactly not the intention due to safety reasons. Not to worry, Visit Haarlem lists the best places to do a bomb for you.

Beaconess Church

The Bakenesserkerk, like Onze Lieve Vrouwekapel, was founded by William II, Count of Holland and Zeeland in the 13th century. The present building was originally fifteenth-century.

Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Kerk Gemeente Haarlem

The church building of the Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente Haarlem dates back to 1683. Although instead of a church building it might be better to speak of a church complex.

Trendrecipe Grand Boutique

Scandinavian labels predominate; The result is a clean yet playful look. Cool outfits in beautiful materials and prints that exude a nonchalant luxury and that make you feel comfortable – and that's what it's all about!

Frans Loenenhofje

The Frans Loenenhofje was founded in 1607 by wealthy merchant Frans Loenen as housing for elderly women.

Wijnbergshofje

The Wijnbergshofje was probably converted into a hofje in 1652.

The Fish Hall

In medieval times, the current site of the Fish Hall was a cemetery.

Oska

OSKA/ISCHIKO has never been in favor of fast fashion. We make durable and timeless clothes that you take out of your closet every year and combine with something from the new season.

Court of Bakenes (Bakenesserkamer)

The hofje De Bakenesserkamer is the oldest surviving hofje in the Netherlands and was founded in 1395 by the widow of Dirck van Bakenes.

Frans Hals Museum

What is now the Frans Hals Museum served first as an old man's home and then (from 1809) as an orphanage.

La Nena home

With la nena inside your home, you will find unique hand made and hand finshed pieces to give character to your place.

On and by the water

There is a lot of water around Haarlem. The river Spaarne runs through the city center. You will discover Haarlem at its most beautiful from the water. Sail with a tour boat or rent a boat. The Haarlem canals, the terraces along the water and the view of the beautiful monuments will make your cruise a special experience. Do you have your own boat? Then Haarlem is also a wonderful city to visit.

Relax

You can swim to cool off, for fun, to do sports. But of course you can also swim to relax. Clear your head in a spa in Haarlem.

Beaconess Church

The Bakenesserkerk, like Onze Lieve Vrouwekapel, was founded by William II, Count of Holland and Zeeland in the 13th century. The present building was originally fifteenth-century.

Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Kerk Gemeente Haarlem

The church building of the Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente Haarlem dates back to 1683. Although instead of a church building it might be better to speak of a church complex.

Trendrecipe Grand Boutique

Scandinavian labels predominate; The result is a clean yet playful look. Cool outfits in beautiful materials and prints that exude a nonchalant luxury and that make you feel comfortable – and that's what it's all about!

Frans Loenenhofje

The Frans Loenenhofje was founded in 1607 by wealthy merchant Frans Loenen as housing for elderly women.

Wijnbergshofje

The Wijnbergshofje was probably converted into a hofje in 1652.

The Fish Hall

In medieval times, the current site of the Fish Hall was a cemetery.

Oska

OSKA/ISCHIKO has never been in favor of fast fashion. We make durable and timeless clothes that you take out of your closet every year and combine with something from the new season.

Court of Bakenes (Bakenesserkamer)

The hofje De Bakenesserkamer is the oldest surviving hofje in the Netherlands and was founded in 1395 by the widow of Dirck van Bakenes.

Frans Hals Museum

What is now the Frans Hals Museum served first as an old man's home and then (from 1809) as an orphanage.

La Nena home

With la nena inside your home, you will find unique hand made and hand finshed pieces to give character to your place.

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Discover the vibrant nature of Haarlem and enjoy the many events the city has to offer. From concerts and festivals to exhibitions and markets, there is always something going on. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience Haarlem in all its splendor - book your stay today and discover what this city has to offer!

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