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빈넨디에제는 덴 보쉬 시내를 가로지르는 매우 아름다운 운하 시스템입니다. 유람선을 타고 수백 년 된 건물 아래, 요새 벽과 자연을 따라 항해하며 번화한 도시 한가운데서 고요함을 경험할 수 있습니다. 덴 보쉬 시내 도보 여행과 더불어 매우 즐거운 경험이 될 것입니다!

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.

Gorgeous area. Worth a ride.

In the area where Oud-Empel is located, traces of both Roman and Frankish habitation have been found. Even the remains of a temple, called the Temple of Empel, date from the Roman period. The oldest mention is in a document dated 25 October 856, in which Lotharius I confirms the donation of the Empla domain to the Benedictine abbey of Crespin. The original document, a deed of donation by King Clovis IV from an estimated 690-694, was lost. In 1142 and 1146, the donation was confirmed again by Pope Innocent II and Roman King Conrad III respectively. As far as can be determined, the church has always been dedicated to Saint Landelinus, the first abbot of the abbey of Crespin. Around 1200, a battle raged between Duke Hendrik I of Brabant and Count Otto I of Gelre. Hendrik won the battle and took over the provostship of Empel from the abbey of Crespin, to secure the northern border of his duchy. Source and more info: Wikipedia

Oud-Empel is a dike village in the municipality of 's-Hertogenbosch, in the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant. It is a district of the Maaspoort district. Oud-Empel belonged to the municipality of Empel en Meerwijk until 1 April 1971. That municipality was incorporated into the municipality of 's-Hertogenbosch. Until the Second World War, the village was simply called Empel, but that name was changed to the current Empel after the vast majority of the residents had moved there. Source and more information: Wikipedia

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

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

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