Moerdijk周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

It's a shame that the cycle path is not swept well, there is a lot of rubbish on it

At this highlight you have a beautiful viewpoint over the water where you can observe the ins and outs of our economy.

The connection of Brabant with Holland over the Hollands Diep has a long history. A railway bridge was built in 1872, followed by a road bridge in 1936. In 1978, the Moerdijkbrug monument was erected at the bridge.

The connection between Brabant and Holland via the Hollands Diep has a long history. A railway bridge was built as early as 1872, followed by a road bridge in 1936. In 1978, the Moerdijkbrug monument was erected at the bridge. The monument on the Brabant bank at the bridge commemorates the completion of the new road bridge that year. It consists of two sawn-off bridge girders that embrace the old monument that was placed against the side of the road bridge in 1936: a female figure surrounded by the coats of arms of twelve cities from the North and South, where the Chambers of Commerce had campaigned for the construction of the road bridge at the time. Source: https://www.brabantserfgoed.nl/page/4149/monument-moerdijkbrug

The mausoleum of Engelbrecht II of Nassau and his wife Cimburga of Baden is located in the Prinsenkapel of the Church of Our Lady in Breda. The mausoleum, erected after 1530 by Count Henry III of Nassau, consists of a: black marble tomb with the count lying in a natural position on their death bed, the two statues of the deceased, four kneeling figures made of alabaster, cover plate with the count's equipment, also made of black. Belgian marble and alabaster. The crypt contains all of Breda's Nassaus up to William of Orange, including the first Prince of Orange, René de Chalon. William of Orange, who was murdered in Delft in 1584, had also reserved his final resting place in the Grote Kerk, but when he was shot, Breda was in Spanish hands. Willem was buried in Delft and after him almost all Oranje-Nassaus. His first wife, Anna van Buren, and their daughter are buried here in the crypt. Info about burial vault: There was a hollow space under this mausoleum. The floor was broken up in 1937 and a burial vault was (re)discovered. This cellar was known from literature and the will of William of Orange.

The Grote Kerk of Breda is an icon of the city. It is an important national monument and one of the four top monuments in Brabant. Built in the fifteenth century at the initiative of the forefathers of the Dutch Royal House, the church contains impressive sculptures, funerary monuments and vaults and murals.

This monument (on the south bank), dating from 1978, is constructed from the steel of the first version of the Second Moerdijk Bridge with a relief by Frits van Hall.

The bridge will be closed from April 2 to the end of June 2024 due to work.