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The origin of the name Brielle (or 'Den Briel') goes back to the Celtic word 'brogilo,' meaning "enclosed area" or "hunting ground." In the 11th and 12th centuries, Voorne (a municipality to which Brielle belongs) consisted of small and large islands where farming families settled and built dikes to prevent flooding.

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Brielle is a historic fortified town with one of the most important fortresses in the Netherlands. The Eighty Years' War comes alive here through more than 400 monuments. Enjoy Brielle's history and tranquility by bike or on foot. Become part of history during the April Fools' Day celebration, which reenacts the town's liberation. Enjoy a cold drink on the terrace and the authentic atmosphere, and then head to one of the many restaurants and pubs for dinner.

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Unfortunately, you can only pay with cash in 2025 :-)

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Beautiful route along the water!

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Beautiful view over the water and nature.

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Cozy on the waterfront near the Arsenal

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Beautiful view of the Beninger Wadden.

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The oldest mention of Geervliet dates from 1179, referring to the toll stationed there on the Bernisse River, which was transferred that same year to Count Floris III of Holland. In the early 14th century, Geervliet became the administrative center of the Lordship of Putten. The lords of Putten expanded their fortified farm into the Hof van Putten (Court of Putten).

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