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Hostellerie De
Hamert was a
restaurant in
Wellerlooi in the Netherlands, most
famous for its
asparagus dishes in spring. It is a fine
dining restaurant...
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Retrieved 31
December 2016. "Kasteel
Wittem en De
Hamert leveren Michelin-ster in" [Kasteel
Wittem and De
Hamert surrender Michelin star].
Limburgs Dagblad (in...
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between Germany in the east and the
river Maas in the west.
National Park de
Hamert lies just
north of Arcen.
Historic buildings include the 'Schanstoren' (Schans...
- Hagestein - Haghorst - Haler - Halfweg - Hall - Halle - Hallum - Halsteren -
Hamert - Handel - Hardinxveld-Giessendam - Hank - Hansweert - Hantum - Hantumeruitburen -...
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Hostellerie De
Hamert, in Wellerlooi, the Netherlands, when it
earned his
stars in the
period 1963-1989. In 1952, Van Ham
started working at De
Hamert as an ****istant...
- restaurant, in
January 2010. In 2008,
Kasteel Wittem and
Hostellerie De
Hamert celebrated with
special arrangements the fact that they were
together 100...
- the
German border. The
estate 'de
Hamert' is the
heart of the park.
Until 1998 the
national park was
called 'De
Hamert'
after this estate. The
present name...
- Park. The part of the
national park that
belongs to
Wellerlooi is
named De
Hamert. The
village was
first mentioned in 1501 as "'t Welreloo", and
means "open...
- 783°E / 50.983; 5.783 (De Bramert) De
Hamert Bergen 51°30′N 6°10′E / 51.500°N 6.167°E / 51.500; 6.167 (De
Hamert) De Hees
Horst aan de Maas 51°25′N 6°00′E...
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Hartung De Kieviet, W****enaar. Head chef:
Luigi Gandini Hostellerie De
Hamert, Wellerlooi. Head chef: Jan. H.J.
Grothausen Het Poorthuys, Zierikzee. Head...
