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Landshuis Tourist Office Hulst

Landshuis Tourist Office Hulst

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Landshuis Tourist Office Hulst

Name: Landshuis Tourist Office Hulst
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Location: Hulst, Zeeland, Netherlands

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🇧🇪 Herwig Aertbeliën

December 11, 2022

The 's-Landshuis or Landshuis is a monumental building on the Steenstraat in Hulst. The building is a national monument.
It was built around 1665 and had many residents: it was the seat of the administration of Hulsterambacht, the countryside around the city of Hulst. In the eighteenth century, the building got its current facade and turret. Hulsterambacht was abolished around 1800 and the coats of arms above the monumental entrance were cut away. The building became the seat and residence of successively the Justice of the Peace and the Subdistrict Court. The Marechaussee, who was responsible for maintaining order in the land of Hulst, also lived here. The building was also a House of Detention at the time. The prisons on the first floor and under construction still bear witness to this.

Since 2004, the 's Landshuis has been Hulst's cultural-tourism house. The tourist office is located in this building. There is exhibition space, many exhibitions are shown here. There is also a model with film and a city (sculpture) garden. 's Landrecht is shown on the 1st floor, this is an exhibition of court instruments.

Source: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/'s_Landshuis

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Katrien

May 18, 2025

Since June 2022, the 's Landshuis has housed the Hulst Museum and the Tourist Information Point.

This stately home was built around 1665 and had many residents: it was the seat of the Hulsterambacht administration. That was the countryside surrounding the city of Hulst. In the eighteenth century, the building was given its current facade and turret. Around 1800, Hulsterambacht was closed and the coats of arms above the monumental entrance were cut away. The building became the seat and home of the Justice of the Peace and the District Judge. The military police, who were responsible for maintaining order in the Hulst region, also lived here. The building was also a House of Detention at the time. The prisons on the first floor and in the extension still bear witness to this.

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