08. Lutherse Kerk
Even true Breda residents don’t know how to find the Lutherse Kerk (1784). Between a café and a store in Veemarktstraat, you’ll find a gate leading to a hidden courtyard. It is still Breda’s only hidden church in function as a church building. Underneath the church is one of Breda’s oldest preserved kitchens with original nail tiles. Now the church is a place for reflection, conversation and culture.
07. Waalse Kerk
The 1440-year-old Wendelinuskapel was commissioned by Johanna van Polanen, now the church is used for many cultural and social purposes. Come enjoy music, interesting presentations or discover the secrets of the attic (by reservation).
20. Huis “De Olyton”
The oldest mention of The Olyton dates back to 1500. Back then, the property was described as ”t Gasthuyseynde huis 35-37,” located in Boschstraat, just outside the first stone city gate, on the spot where the Stedelijk Museum would later rise. During Open Monument Day, learn about its rich history!
04. Kasteel van Breda
Breda Castle was once the ancestral home of the Nassaus, the ancestors of our royal family, and has a long history. Since 1828 it has been home to the Royal Military Academy. Discover the Castle during a guided tour of the KMA Historical Collection Foundation.
19. Café & Brouwerij de Beyerd
Where in 1628 on the Boschstraat brewery ‘De Drie Hoefijzers’ was founded, just under 400 years later the brewing craft is back in the street. ‘Drie Hoefijzers Klassiek’ is therefore the first beer brewed here according to original recipe. Visit the brewery and discover the history of the family business and the role of beer in Breda.
41. Korenmolen De Hoop
Korenmolen de Hoop Bavel, exceptional national monument, will exist 160 years next year! During the tour you will get a unique insight into the workings of the mill, led by our certified guides.
01. Stadhuis
At the present site of the City Hall, the city has been governed for centuries. The first city hall was built on this spot in the 13th century when Breda was granted city rights. Throughout time, the building has been regularly adapted, rebuilt and rebuilt. All functions – past and present – are still visible on and in the City Hall. Come along and dive into the rich history of Het Stadhuis on Breda’s Grote Markt.
28. Princenhaags Museum
This former porter’s lodge of Cemetery Haagveld is today as Princenhaags Museum is a center for heritage, art and culture. They are committed to preserving, documenting and bringing the cultural heritage of the village of Princenhage closer to residents, former residents and all other interested parties through exhibitions, among other things.
36. Landgoed Bouvigne
Bouvigne Castle is an iconic moated castle just outside Breda, with origins in the 15th century. Once built as a defensible residence, it grew into a stately country estate. Surrounded by historic gardens and water features, the castle reflects centuries of architecture, religion and government. Today it is owned by the Brabantse Delta Water Board and is a special place for heritage and water management.
35. Protestantse Laurentiuskerk
The Protestant Laurentius Church lies sweetly in the greenery, hidden behind a high wall. The history of this monument dates back to the 12th century and its foundation is attributed to the Abbess of Thorn.