We were assigned to go to a museum for a group project as part of my Dutch Language and Culture course. We chose the city of Enkhuizen which is a small fishing village; it has a museum called the Zuiderzeemuseum which shows the lifestyle of 18th and 19th century fishing villages that were flooded in 1930 when the North Sea was dyked.
I love the bridges they built through the reconstructed town. 
Paul and I got smoked herring; it was quite good.
A picture looking out along one of the paths leading through the outdoor museum.
Here is an interior of one the houses that is decorated in traditional ways.
Traditional costume of villagers from Marken ( the town that was flooded).
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