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This magnificent cathedral took over 300 years to build. It boasts an impressive 115 meters in length and a 73-meter-high tower. Its exterior is remarkably ornately decorated.

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one side the beach and the other side a winding stream

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Bossche Broek with all its splendor of meadows, meadows and dikes along the Dommel with panoramic views far over the city of Den Bosch

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I took this extra route through the Bosche Broek area because I had not seen a grid path before

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Gorgeous area. Worth a ride.

work! until 5nov 2024 is on the board...

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One of the many hidden gems of 's-Hertogenbosch. Accessible via Rozenmarijnstraatje or Korte Waterstraat.

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The Crèvecoeur discharge sluice in the Oude Dieze regulates the level in the Dieze. Thanks to the lock, 's-Hertogenbosch keeps feet dry and ships can sail from the Maas to the Zuid-Willemsvaart. The lock is only a barrier for fish that want to swim upstream from the Meuse to reproduce in the streams. That's why we built a fish passage for, among other things, ide, chub and river goby. Source: aanenmaas.nl

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't Uivernest is a former parsonage in Orthen. Built in 1887. Architect: W. Th. from Aalst. Source: BrabantsErfgoed

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The Binnendieze, an ancient city river, meanders through the city center of Den Bosch. While sailing you discover the city from a completely different side; quiet, dark and mysterious. Experienced skippers guide their open whisper boats through narrow waterways, under shelters, houses, roofs and bridges. A unique experience to sail under the streets and houses of Den Bosch! Source and more info: www.DagjeDenBosch.com

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beautiful piece of nature just south of Den Bosch, where the city stops abruptly

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Info about the Roman temple that stood on this place

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The groundwater level in this area will be raised for nature development in the Bossche Broek. This means that the surface becomes soggy. This metal platform allows you to walk through this area with dry feet.

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Nice that 's-Hertogenbosch has a part of the Judastoren. Very handy because you can also park your car here in the Sint-Jan parking garage.

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Glad the project never went ahead. Otherwise you wouldn't have a nice walking spot where you can see deer grazing during the day.

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The Bossche Broek is a nature reserve of 202 ha southeast of 's-Hertogenbosch in the valley of the Dommel. What is special is that the nature reserve is close to the center of the city. Various walking and cycling routes are possible in the area with the skyline of Den Bosch in sight.

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What a beautiful part of Den Bosch this is.

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The Judas Tower with its thick walls was originally a wall tower that was transformed into a roundel in the 16th century. In the 19th century it was converted into a powder magazine. The earliest parts in this tower date back to the 14th century. Nowadays, the entrance to the St.-Jan parking garage runs here.

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The Ravelijn was returned to the Muntelbolwerk in 2017 for the fortifications development plan 'Reinforced Den Bosch'. The Halve Maan was previously restored at this location in 2008. The design plan improves the city entrance at the Hinthamerpoort. The Ravelijn is a reconstruction of one of the works constructed between 1734 and 1739 around the fortress of 's-Hertogenbosch. A ravelin is an outer structure of a fortress. These were carried out years after his death according to the ideas of the famous Dutch fortification engineer Menno Baron van Coehoorn (1641-1704). Around 1700, he drew up plans on behalf of the States General for the improvement and connection of the southern fortified towns. The 5-cornered fortified island was situated in an 'advanced' position between 2 bastions on which war guns could be placed in case of emergency. It was actually part of the final piece of defense near the Hinthamerpoort, one of the former city gates. The Ravelijn in 's-Hertogenbosch is the only one of its kind that is still clearly visible.

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The Bossche Kruithuis is a 17th-century powder house on Citadellaan in the city center of 's-Hertogenbosch. It was built in 1618-1620 under the leadership of military engineer Jan van der Weeghen, following the example of the first Powder House in Delft.[1] It is the last existing gunpowder store from the Eighty Years' War. At the beginning of the 17th century, the city had several depots for the storage of ammunition, especially in the towers and roundels of the city walls. The Twelve Years' Truce of 1609-1621 was used to thoroughly renovate and expand the city's defenses. In 1617, the construction of the "aminution house at the Orthenpoort" was put out to tender. The hexagonal building had exterior walls one meter thick, without windows, made of brick in combination with natural stone. Within this, a courtyard[2] was created with walls that were less thick. The entrance gate was on the side of the city walls and the roof was attached to it with a weak structure, so that in the event of an explosion the building would fly into the air or at least away from the city. The whole was surrounded by a moat. The total construction price was 22,748 guilders, 4 stuivers and 6 ears. The last bill was paid on September 27, 1621.

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