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The Weigh House of Schoonhoven is a historic building dating from 1617, located at Haven 13 in the city center. It was originally used to weigh silver, cheese, and other goods, which were important for the vibrant trade in the then fortified town. The building is built in the Renaissance style with a characteristic stepped gable and the Schoonhoven coat of arms on the facade. Today, the Weigh House serves as a museum and restaurant – the Dutch Silver Museum, among others, was temporarily housed there – and the building is a popular destination due to its historic appearance and waterfront location.

Schoonhoven Town Hall, located on the harbor, is one of the city's most famous monuments. Built in 1452 in the Gothic style, it features a beautiful stepped gable and a striking bell tower. In the 18th century, it was given an ornate rococo façade with sculptures by Hendrik de Keyser. Inside, you'll find old council chambers, historic fireplaces, and a carillon that still plays. The building is now primarily used for ceremonial functions and weddings and is a symbol of Schoonhoven's rich silver history.

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The “Haven” of Schoonhoven is the city's historic waterfront: a street along the river where the Voorhaven and Scheepmakershaven meet.

The “Haven” of Schoonhoven is the city's historic waterfront: a street along the river where the Voorhaven and Scheepmakershaven meet.

The Waag in Schoonhoven, located at Dam 9, is a national monument dating from 1617. Originally built for weighing goods, particularly hemp, the building served as a center of local trade. In 1758, it was renovated with the addition of Ionic corner columns, and in 1771, a sundial was installed. The building now houses Eethuis De Waag, opened in 1971, known for its cozy atmosphere and extensive menu.

Schoonhoven's town hall dates from 1452 and was built in the late Gothic style, complete with a wooden bell tower. It has been preserved as a national monument since its restoration between 1927 and 1929 and houses an impressive carillon with 50 bells, many of which were cast by Van den Gheyn. The building still serves as a wedding venue and a municipal landmark.

There is also a water point here