Escape The City Egmond aan Zee City Walk With Puzzles

Planning a city walk in the centre of Egmond aan Zee? Then the 'escape the city' game will ensure that the city walk will be one to remember. About 1,5 - 2 hours and 2,5 km further on, you will not only have seen the most beautiful spots of the city during this city walk in Egmond aan Zee, but you will also have done the local police a favour by finding one of the city's biggest criminals... The Evil of Egmond. The trail naturally leads along the 20 most beautiful and surprising places in Egmond aan Zee.

With this Escape the City Tour you will see the highlights of Egmond aan Zee. A few you can see below.

cated to fostering social connections and reducing loneliness among residents. Housed in a former VVV (tourist information) office at Voorstraat 82A, it offers a welcoming space where visitors can participate in various activities, borrow books, and engage with others in a friendly environment . Operated by volunteers, PostaanZee is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and it provides additional services such as loaning mobility scooters and duo bikes to enhance accessibility.

loved Dutch character, Nijntje (known internationally as Miffy), created by Dick Bruna. In May 2008, Dick Bruna himself inaugurated this charming square, which features a wooden boat sculpture with a life-sized figure of Nijntje, located near the main beach access point. This spot has become a popular photo opportunity for visitors and a playful landmark in the town, reflecting its connection to Bruna's inspiration for the character during his visits to Egmond aan Zee.

The J.C.J. van Speijk Lighthouse in Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands, was completed in 1834 and stands as one of the country's oldest active lighthouses. It was named in honor of Dutch naval hero Jan van Speijk, who perished in 1831 rather than surrendering his ship to Belgian forces . The lighthouse is a white brick tower, 28 meters tall with a focal height of 37 meters, and emits a white light visible up to 18 nautical miles and a red sector light visible up to 14 nautical miles . It was designated a national monument in 1967 and continues to operate, offering panoramic views of the surrounding dunes and sea.