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Did you know that people born in Beverwijk are nicknamed 'strawberry'? This is because Beverwijk was once known for the deliciously sweet strawberries grown there. Nowadays, Beverwijk is best known for De Bazaar, where you can shop for clothes and shoes but also for daily groceries. The town has over 41,000 inhabitants and is very centrally located between Alkmaar, Haarlem and Amsterdam. Through the Velser Tunnel, you can reach Haarlem from Beverwijk in 20 minutes. To Amsterdam, you're about half an hour away. Beverwijk has its own train station where trains depart twice an hour in the direction of Haarlem and Amsterdam or Alkmaar and Hoorn.
Statistics of Beverwijk
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Out and about in Beverwijk
There is a lot to do in Beverwijk and you certainly won't be bored here. Start with the Breestraat. This is a long shopping street with many nice shops where you can enjoy shopping at, for example, H&M. Furthermore, many people know Beverwijk for its Bazaar, or black market. The Bazaar is a unique combination of boutiques, outlet stalls and restaurants. Many people make this a day trip.
In addition, Beverwijk has a cinema called Cineworld. A nice cinema where you can watch the latest films while enjoying popcorn. The town and its beach are also located at Wijk Aan zee. In less than ten minutes, you can be on the beach enjoying the sun, with the sound of the sea in the background. The beach has a wide sandy beach and there are nice beach bars in the spring and summer seasons where you can have a drink or eat something while watching the sea.
Facts and figures
The area of Beverwijk is 2009 hectares of which 168 hectares is water.
There are 18,921 households living in the municipality of beverwijk. The average density of addresses is 2724 addresses per km²
The average WOZ value is €215,000.
In Beverwijk, 54% is an owner-occupied house and 46% is a rented house.