Atlantikwall Museum, Hook of Holland

Name: Atlantikwall Museum
Address: Noorderhoofd (op de pier van Hoek van Holland), Hook of Holland, Netherlands

#1 among attractions in Hook of Holland

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The Atlantikwall Museum is a visitor and knowledge center in the Hook of Holland, South Holland, related to the Atlantikwall. The museum is located in a German bunker of type 611, which was built along the pier in Hoek van Holland, at the mouth of the Nieuwe Waterweg.

Coordinates: 51°58'53"N, 4°6'36"E

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Noorderhoofd (op de pier van Hoek van Holland)Hoek van Holland (Strand en Duin)Hook of Holland Netherlands

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Atlantikwall Museum – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Historisch Museum Den Briel, Maasvlakte Light, Honselersdijk, Stenen Baak.

5.9 miSE
Museum, History museum, Archaeological museum
Historisch Museum Den Briel, Brielle
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4.1 miW
Lighthouse
Maasvlakte Light
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5.3 miE
Area
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3.9 miS
Lighthouse, Historical place
Stenen Baak
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4.7 miNE
52°1'53"N • 4°11'9"E
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5.9 miSE
View point, Church
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6.2 miSE
Nature, Natural attraction, Lake
Brielse Meer
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5.8 miSE
Windmill
't Vliegend Hert, Brielle
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0.5 miE
Museum
Fort aan den Hoek van Holland, Hook of Holland
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5.8 miNE
Beach
Sand engine, The Hague
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6.9 miSE
51°54'49"N • 4°13'44"E
Dorpstuin, Maassluis
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