ZoeterwoudeDorp

ZoeterwoudeDorp is a village in the Dutch province of South Holland. It is part of the municipality of Zoeterwoude. The village is situated between the cities of Leiden and The Hague, and it is bordered by the polders of the Green Heart region. ZoeterwoudeDorp has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Roman era.

The name Zoeterwoude is believed to derive from "zoet water," meaning sweet water, referring to the fresh water that flows through the area. The "dorp" signifies that it is a village. Historically, the area was characterized by peat extraction and agriculture. Over time, ZoeterwoudeDorp developed into a residential community with a focus on preserving its rural character.

The village features a central church, a primary school, and various local amenities. The surrounding landscape is dotted with farms and green spaces, making it a popular area for cycling and walking. ZoeterwoudeDorp is well-connected to nearby cities by road and public transport, facilitating commutes for its residents. The community is known for its strong local identity and its efforts to maintain the quality of life in a picturesque setting.