Kloosterhof is the residential area of the Dutch city of Leiden and Leiden is part of the Stevenshof district.
The Stevenshof (De Stevenshof) is a district located in Leiden, province South Holland, Netherlands. This area forms together with Mors and Leeuwenhoek the Western District. The area is bordered by the Oude Rijn and the railway line Leiden-Haagse in the northeast, which is also the municipal border with Voorschoten. In the southwest the area is almost entirely formed by the municipal border between Wassenaar and Voorschoten and borders the open peat grassland that extends to The Hague. On the northwest side the area is separated from the town of Katwick by the A44 motorway. On 31 July 2017 Stevenshof had 11,145 inhabitants.
Traffic structure
The most important and busiest road in Stevenshof is Stevenshofdreef, this road runs parallel to the Rhine and you can enter and leave the area at both ends of the road. This road is also part of the ring road, which also includes Hardwigland, Heint Davisweg, Charlie Turopwig and Mary Zelden Rustvig and Dobedlev. The area has direct access to junction 9 of the A44 motorway (Leiden-Zuid). Only traffic to and from Wassenaar / The Hague can use this connection. Direction Amsterdam must use connection 8 (Leiden). The connection to the A44 can be made via the Haagsche Schouwbrug on the Oude Rijn. Many different cycle paths ensure that the bicycle is the fastest means of transport in the area. Public transport. The area can be reached by train via De Vink station and from there you can go deep into the area via various independent cycle paths.
Activities in the Kloosterhof
There are tennis courts of the Stevenshof Tennis Club, a natural ice rink and a bowling centre of the Rijndijk-Hoge Mors Ice Skating Club, where Bowling Menken competed at the highest level in the Netherlands, until the club was demoted in 2009. The first Pol field race was held in 2001 and since then it has become an annual race for all distances in the region. Until 2012, the Leiden Marathon visited the area every year. If you want to use a moving companyThen choose Moving company Leiden.
No due to new courses since 2013. In the past, 12 bridge skating trips were made every summer. Larger sports facilities are located just outside the Hoge Mors (Sportpark Morskwartier I / II and Smaragdlaan) and Voorschoten (Sportpark Adegeest). Across the A44 is the Valkenburgse Meer recreational lake, where there are water sports options (including windsurfing by SWV).
