Bloem
About
Bloem, on Texel, is a florist at Burgwal 2, 1791 AJ Den Burg. The shop occupies a spot in Den Burg, the island's main village, and trades from Wednesday to Saturday between 09:00 and 18:00.
First-time visitors will find a florist's counter rather than a general store, with cut flowers and arrangements forming the core of what is offered. Thirteen reviews have given Bloem an average of 4.7 out of 5, placing it among the higher-scoring addresses in the village. Its website, http://www.bloemburgwal.nl/, carries further details. Den Burg sits at the centre of Texel, so the shop is within reach of De Koog, Oudeschild, Den Hoorn, De Cocksdorp and Oosterend.
Texel's villages are connected by a compact road network, and Den Burg acts as the island's hub for most journeys across it.
Dutch is the main language, with Frisian spoken on Terschelling and Schiermonnikoog. The peak season runs from May to September, when summer days are long and sea breezes keep the heat down. Mudflats, salt marshes, dunes and sandy beaches make up most of the islands' landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bloem known for?
Bloem is known as a florist on Texel, and its website is http://www.bloemburgwal.nl/. The island's summer calendar of festivals, village weeks and markets keeps a florist busy through the season.
What kind of business is Bloem?
Bloem is a florist on Texel, part of the Dutch Wadden Islands. Its opening hours are Wednesday to Saturday, 09:00-18:00.
Where is Bloem located on Texel?
Bloem sits at Burgwal 2, 1791 AJ Den Burg, Netherlands. That puts it in Den Burg, the island's main village, which is one of the places on Texel alongside De Koog, Oudeschild, Den Hoorn, De Cocksdorp and Oosterend.
How do visitors rate Bloem?
Bloem holds a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 13 reviews. That score reflects a florist in Den Burg on Texel, in the Dutch Wadden Islands.
Is Bloem easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Texel?
Bloem is on Burgwal in Den Burg, and Texel's other main places include De Koog, Oudeschild, Den Hoorn, De Cocksdorp and Oosterend. The island's flat landscape of mudflats, salt marshes, dunes and sandy beaches makes travelling between them straightforward.
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