| General information about Medemblik
Medemblik is the smallest, prettiest and oldest city of
West-Friesland along the former Zuiderzee (IJsselmeer),
approximately 40 km north of Amsterdam. It received town
privileges in 1289. Nowadays, the city counts about 8.000
inhabitants. Medemblik prides itself in renovating the old
center. Due to its rich history, Medemblik is an interesting
place to visit. The picturesque town city reminds you of the
old days. In addition there are many tourist attractions, such
as harbours, castle Radboud, a typical Dutch flourmill "de
Herder", many museums and establishments.
For more information:
VVV Medemblik
Kaasmarkt 1
1671 BH Medemblik
Postbus 65, 1670 AB Medemblik
tel: +31 (0)227 - 54 28 52
Fax: +31 (0)227 - 54 09 67
info@vvvmedemblik.nl
www.vvvmedemblik.nl
Regatta Center Medemblik
Already in the old days, Medemblik was the Dutch regatta
center. It is the home base for many international sailing
events, such as the Holland Regatta, European and World
Championships in several classes, and of yachting events like
the 24-hours race. This reputation and position is due to the
sheltered location at the windward shore of the IJsselmeer, to
the attraction of the historical city of Medemblik, and to the
effort of various organizing committees of sailing events.
To enforce the position of the Netherlands as an international
sailing nation, a sailing center with modern facilities -
preferably in Medemblik - was required. In April 1999 the
doors of the new and modern international sailing center
opened.
The regatta center
International Sailing Center Medemblik (ISCM)
The International Sailing Center Medemblik is situated at
the northern part of the venue close to the harbour entrance.
During the Holland Regatta, the ISCM will be the regatta
office including the protest rooms. The racing area is
non-tidal and has fresh water. In addition to a harbour and a
sailing center, the venue offers a restaurant and a water
sports store.
For more information:
Regatta Center Medemblik
Vooroever 3
1671 SG Medemblik
Tel: +31 (0)227 - 54 77 81
Fax: +31 (0)227 - 54 77 82
info@regattacenter.nl
www.regattacenter.com
Medemblik
with all the important sites for the 2003
Holland Regatta.
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Route description to Medemblik
Coming from the direction Amsterdam:
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Take the highway A7 (direction Hoorn /
Leeuwarden)
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Leave the highway A7 at exit Medemblik
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Follow the N239 until junction N240 (Stoommachine museum)
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Go to the right and follow the N240 (Markerwaardweg)
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Go straight ahead past the first roundabout and then take the first left and follow the road
(Droge Wijmersweg)
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Go to the left at the T-junction (dike)
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Go straight ahead
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You will find the Regatta Center in +/- 500 meter on the right hand side
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Route_description_to_the_Regatta_Center.pdf
(Trailer)parking instructions
The Holland Regatta organisation has several car parks for trailers
and cars. These are:
Trailer parking:
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Classes: 470, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial,
Yngling
Trailer parking: The location will be announced shortly
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Classes: Star, Yngling, Tornado, 49-er
Trailer parking: On a patch of grass alongside the private
parking of the Marina (see floor plan)
Carparking:
Route to the (trailer) parking from the
Regatta Office:
Click here for a map.
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Leave the Regatta Center in the direction
of the beach (49er / Tornado / Mistral)
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On the dike to the right
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First left, direction Medemblik
Vlietsingel
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Follow the road
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First left Westersingel
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Follow the Westersingel until the road
about
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Go straight ahead and take the first
junction to the right
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You will reach an industrial zone
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T-junction left Dissel
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Trailer parking on the right hand side in
+/- 300 meter (Opposite to the fire station)
More information
For the Regatta Center, check out www.regattacenter.nl.
More information about the
town of Medemblik itself can be found on their own website,
which has a small english, french and german section.
www.noord-holland-tourist.nl
is also worth visiting.
For other questions, please
use the feedback
form.
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