
The centre of Den Hoorn
The centre of Den Hoorn combines centuries of history and art with a cosy mix of shops and dining.
- Reformed Church: the most iconic building in the village is the white church on the Kerkstraat, built in the 15th century and recognisable from afar by its whitewashed walls and free-standing tower.
- Historic lanes: right around the church you'll find plenty of historic cottages and atmospheric lanes to wander through.
- Galleries on the Herenstraat: along the Herenstraat you'll find several art galleries by local artists, fitting the village's artistic character.
- Daily shopping: along the Stolpweg you'll find everything from a bakery to a supermarket, making your daily shopping effortless.
- Cosy cafés: perfect for a drink on a terrace after a stroll through the village.
- Quality restaurants: several restaurants work with local produce, from fresh fish to Texel lamb.

Nature around Den Hoorn
The area around Den Hoorn is home to some beautiful nature reserves.
De Geul and the Bollekamer: these nature reserves are perfect for walking and cycling.
De Hors: at the southern tip of the island lies this rugged, sweeping sand plain, where you can walk freely and watch young dunes form; note that part of the area is used as a military training ground.- Beach via the Hoornderslag: the beach is close by and easy to reach via the Hoornderslag, a beautiful spot to enjoy the sea.
- Flower fields in spring: a visit to the village in spring is especially worthwhile, when the surrounding flower fields are in full bloom.
In short: Den Hoorn is a picturesque village full of charm and culture, offering visitors a unique taste of life on Texel.
Attractions and facilities near Den Hoorn
Around Den Hoorn you'll find several attractions and facilities that round off your visit.














