Agenda
Things to do in the area soon
Things to do in the area soon
October 17-18, 2026. Overnight stay in Culture and Atmosphere
Meet over 40 artists in Terherne during the 13th Proef de Kunst festival.
Every year, during the autumn break, the village transforms into a colorful art village.At surprising and unusual locations, you can enjoy exhibitions and meet over 40 artists.
Taste the Region
Enjoying local, fresh products
Dining out in Terherne: discover the fine restaurants and terraces, all within walking distance.
Terherne offers not only beautiful nature and water sports, but also a wide variety of cozy restaurants and eateries where you can enjoy delicious food with something for everyone. From fresh local fish dishes, such as the mouthwatering smoked eel from the local fisherman, and tender regional specialties, to (inter)national cuisine. There is always something open that suits your taste. An extra nice touch is that you can also moor your boat at various restaurants, allowing a relaxing trip on the water to transition into an atmospheric lunch or dinner.
Additionally, you can also get acquainted with typical Frisian flavors. For example, try a piece of sweet and airy Frisian sugar bread, a Frysk dúmpke with coffee, or end the evening with a Frisian coffee with Beerenburg.
And of course, a visit to one of the oldest pubs in Friesland should not be missed. This historic inn exudes atmosphere and tradition and is the place to enjoy a good glass and genuine Frisian hospitality.
November Museum Month
Visit many museums for free
The month of November has been designated Museum Month. As a guest of our accommodation, you can visit most of Friesland's museums for free. Visit the ever-popular Jopie Huisman Museum, the Eise Eisinga Museum, the Frisian Natural History Museum, etc. Ask for the museum voucher when making your reservation.
When: November 1 to 30, 2026.
For whom: Residents of Friesland and tourists staying in Frisian accommodation.
Costs: Free entry upon presentation of a special voucher or coupon (often downloadable via the websites of the participating regions or museums).
