From Roosendaal to Willemstad via all its auxiliary forts 77KM

The 12-hectare and atmospheric Fort Sabina is located at the crossroads of North Brabant, South Holl...

The Stenen Poppen is a masonry dam from 1583 and is part of the Klundert fortifications. It is a rem...

The former Joannes de Doperkerk has been completely renovated and offers an excellent stage for musi...

The Bottekreek traditionally ran through Klundert. It flowed from the Moye Keene through the polder ...

The pride of the fortified town of Klundert stands on the Stadshuisring: the old town hall. A beauti...

Fort Hollandia / Noordschans was built around 1639 to defend the lock in the Aalskreek and the entra...

Behind dikes, along waterways and often at the end of farm roads, under small grassy hills, another ...

Fort Bovensluis between Willemstad and Noordschans is part of the Defense Line of Willemstad and had...

Ruigenhil, that's what Willemstad used to be called. It was 1583, the Spaniards were advancing. ...

d 'Orangemolen is a round stone tower mill, named after the Oranje-Nassau family. That family ha...

The Koepelkerk is located in the middle of the center of the fortified city of Willemstad. This chur...

Maurits van Oranje built his hunting lodge and country residence in Willemstad in 1623. The interpre...

The Arsenal as we know it today was built in 1793 to replace the old, dilapidated Arsenal. The recta...

The lighthouse on the Willemstadse Lantaarndijk is the only lighthouse in the Dutch province of Noor...

Curious about the most visited lock complex in Europe? Get on the lookout tower at the Volkerak lock...

The boat shed at Fort Sabina was built in 1881 and used to house torpedoes and boats, which were use...

At Fort De Hel in Willemstad you can taste, in addition to culture and history, the delicious dishes...