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The Wilhelmina Bridge in 's-Hertogenbosch is much more than just a passage over the Dommel River. Since 1954, this distinctive bridge has stood as a proud gateway between the city center, Uilenburg, and Het Zand. But if you look closely, you'll discover that the bridge itself tells a story: the pillars are adorned with beautiful reliefs that capture the history of 's-Hertogenbosch in stone—from the city's founding in 1185 to its liberation in 1944. A veritable comic book in stone, passed by hundreds of people every day without noticing!

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What are the Maaspaardjes? The Maaspaardjes are ceramic artworks/sculptures, located in the Maaspoort neighborhood in 's-Hertogenbosch. They were designed by artist Albert Kramer in 2008. What makes them special is that they were created in collaboration with local residents, and especially with the neighborhood's children. The term "Maaspaardje" is, in a sense, a fantasy: it's a cross between a hippopotamus and a seahorse—a playful design. A total of eleven Maaspaardjes have been installed in the art and play area in Maaspoort.

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

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De Lachende Vis is located on the dike of the Maas River in the old picturesque village of Oud Empel, municipality of 's-Hertogenbosch. Here you can enjoy a delicious lunch, Burgundian drink or extensive dinner. The beautiful natural surroundings are home to a lot of history. Café De Lachende Vis has traditionally been the favorite café of the “Oud Empel residents”. Which are still coming to this day. The first permit dates from 1901 and still hangs in the café today. The café owes its name to the many fishermen who used to come there. Source: denboschregion.nl

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Great ice cream and coffee. You can charge your e-bike too

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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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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Beautiful wooden drawbridge over the Oude Dieze for cyclists and pedestrians.

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The Aawal is a street that starts at Hinthamereinde and ends at Muntelstraat. There is a right-angled bend in the road. Between 1614 and 1618, two semi-bastions were constructed on either side of the Hinthamerpoort: the Hinthamerbolwerk and the Muntelbolwerk. Both strongholds controlled the access road to the city from Hintham (Hinthamersteenweg, later Graafseweg) and the shipping traffic on the Aa. In addition, the Muntelbolwerk had to provide the long and vulnerable flank of the northern city wall with fire. On both semi-bastions there was a mill on a mill hill. The mill was initially a post mill (oldest type of wooden windmill), later a more modern, octagonal mill was added. The mill was called the Phoenix, later it was called the Oeffelsmolen and the Molen van Kranenburg. The mills were demolished at the end of the 19th century. The currently visible part of the stronghold "the crescent" was uncovered in 2006.

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Bicycle bridge over the Oude Dieze through which one can visit the Henriëttewaard nature reserve from the Gemaalweg (near the water treatment plant). This bicycle bridge over the Oude Dieze will be given the name Meerwijksebrug.

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The water tower is a national monument from 1885 and has stored water until 1975. Due to the threat of a cholera epidemic, the city council decided to build a drinking water pipeline, which also included a water tower. J. Kalff is the architect of the 33 meter high, rectangular tower.

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The route prescribes that you have to turn right onto the cycle path here. Don't do that... go straight onto the sandy path and walk parallel to the route. Much nicer than the cycle path, I think.

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This bridge from 1954 replaces the bridge of 1923, damaged during the war, which replaced the Stationsbrug that was built in 1868 when an access road was built straight through the fortress to the station. A round section was sacrificed for it and the earthen wall behind the fortress wall was excavated.

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The Meerwijk bridge from now on connects the Dieskant with the Henriettewaard and offers the residents of Engelen, Haverleij and Maaspoort new and attractive walking and cycling opportunities.

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A great park to go running. It’s got playgrounds, a petting zoo and is easy going. Parking your car is a bit of a problem seeing it’s mostly permit parking.

It’s nice to rise this ‘Star’ from Den Bosch.

Petterlaarse schans or Fort Saint Michèl was built in 1623, after Maurits van Oranje in 1603 and 1622 tried to take the city. With every attack, the Bosschenaren flooded the marsh around the city. With both attacks Maurits occupied a height south of the city. The Bosschenaren saw the importance of this height. After Maurits was defeated, the Bosschenaren built the Pettelaarse Schans at this height in 1623. A restaurant is located in the middle of the ramp. There are also regular large events such as the Liberation Festival Brabant and the Citymoves Festival.

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