Kimswerd
Kimswerd is small, but the history of this village is impressive. One of the residents of Kimswerd leads our guests around the village and the church next to the inn. He knows all about the history of the village, its residents and freedom fighter Pier Donia, the church and how Domela Nieuwenhuis organized the labour in this region. About Pier Donia, known as Greate Pier much has been written and filmed. Last year a Dutch film crew made a short documentary about his life (in Frysian language).

Frisian heritage
This part of Friesland has a lot to offer. The inn stands next to the water over which the 11-citytour is skated. You can of course also follow the route by bicycle, motorbike, car or boat. There are also well-marked bicycle paths along the beautiful little villages and the example Aldfaers Erf you along the 'yard of the ancestors' progress. On this route you will visit include an old school Fries, a grocer, a carpenter's workshop and a beautiful state.

Nature, culture and activities
From Kimswerd you the rich history, culture and explore the nature of Friesland. In Kimswerd are protected areas for grassland birds and you're close to the embankment of the Wadden Sea. A little further are the typical dyke of the IJsselmeer, villages like Hindeloopen, Makkum and Workum and the slightly larger towns like Frankeker, Sneek, Bolsward and Leeuwarden. And then there Harlingen, the lively town from where the ferry departs to Terschelling and Vlieland. This is also the largest charter fleet of brown Netherlands that you can make day trips and overnight trips. Is it just a little less nice weather? Then there are the many museums like the Tichelaar in Makkum, The Eisenach Eijsinga Planetarium in Franeker and Leeuwarden Museum.