Kuinre
Kuinre is a village in the Dutch province of Overijssel.
It was a separate municipality until 1973, when it became a part of IJsselham, which in turn merged into the municipality of Steenwijkerland in 2001.
Getting to Kuinre
= = To get to Kuinre by car, use the A6 highway, which connects to the A7 between Heerenveen and Sneek in the north, and the A1 near Naarden in the south. Use exit 15 on the A6 (Emmeloord), to turn onto the N351 driving away from Emmeloord. You'll soon find yourself on a T-intersection, where you should turn left to stay on the N351. Following this road will take you directly to Kuinre.
Worth seeing
Henric de Cranestraat, Henric de Cranestraat. Kuinre's historical main street, filled with historical buildings, such as the former Waag and town hall.
- 01Waag
- 02Castle Ruins
Where to eat
- 01De Kleine Burcht
Burchtstraat 13,.
- 02Eetcafé 't Plein
Sasplein 5,.
Getting around Kuinre the local way
- Get aroundOther ways to explore the area are by canoe, boat, kick scooter, car or motorcycle.
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