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Schoonhoven Town Hall dates from 1452 and was built in the late Gothic style, complete with a wooden bell tower. It has been preserved as a national monument since its restoration between 1927 and 1929 and houses an impressive carillon with 50 bells, many of which were cast by Van den Gheyn. The building still serves as a wedding venue and a municipal landmark.

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The square in the old village centre is a wonderful place for both cyclists and walkers to take a coffee break or enjoy a tasty lunch.

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The Lekdijk is a long dike that winds along the river Lek. The dike was originally constructed to protect the area from the river currents, which often led to flooding in the past. Thanks to the dike and other waterworks, the area is now safe for habitation and agriculture. The dike is still partly the border between the land and the river, and offers a beautiful view of the water and the surrounding landscape.

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Landmark to orientate, interesting

Lovely along the dike along the Lek.

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Meandering through nature. Be aware of other nature lovers.

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interesting historical monument allong the river Lek

The village got its name from a former landowner, Willem van Blassekijn, a nobleman from the Alblasserwaard. Over the years the name has slowly changed from Grauelant to Blaskens Graveland and Blassekinsgraeve, among others, to Bleskensgraaf. It is a former lordship that was originally part of the lordship of De Lek. In 1706 Gerard van Brandwijk acquired ownership of the lordship. Since the beginning of the 19th century the lordship title has been in the hands of the van der Elst family (of Bleskensgraaf), who to this day have the right to fish in the Graafstroom.

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