Discover all monuments in Amersfoort
Did you know that there are more than 500 national monuments and more than 150 municipal monuments in Amersfoort? Enough to discover! Below is an overview of the most famous and impressive monuments in our city.
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Sint Pieters en Bloklands Gasthuis
Sint Pieters en Bloklands Gasthuis
The Sint Pieters en Bloklands Gasthuis has existed since 1393: the "gasthuys offered shelter to poor, abandoned people, chronically ill, invalids and...
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Pyramide van Austerlitz
Pyramide van Austerlitz
The Pyramide van Austerlitz is a monument consisting of a grass-covered pyramid-shaped sand mound measuring 40 by 40 meters with a stone obelisk.
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Dieventoren
Dieventoren
This is the only remaining tower of the city's oldest enclosure.
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Oorlogsmonument Nijenrode
Oorlogsmonument Nijenrode
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Mannenzaal
Mannenzaal
The oldest part of the St. Pieters and Bloklands Gasthuis, a unique historical monument from the 14th century.
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Elleboogkerk
Elleboogkerk
The Elleboogkerk (formerly known as Our Lady of Ascension) is a 33-meter-high neoclassical hall church located on Langegrac...
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De Koppelpoort
De Koppelpoort
De Koppelpoort, Amersfoort's calling card, is a unique combination of a land gate and a water gate, the only one in the Netherlands. It dates back to ...
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Deviant
Deviant
The publishing house is housed in two medieval wall houses. During a major renovation in the 18th century, Muurhuizen 3 received an extension to...
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Watertoren
Watertoren
Amersfoort Watertoren from 1912
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Huis van Beek
Huis van Beek
Built in 1937, this villa was designed by the famous architect Gerrit Rietveld, but not realized by him.
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Lutherse Kerk
Lutherse Kerk
Formerly the Holy Ghost Chapel.
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Mariënhof | Listen route
Mariënhof | Listen route
The Mariënhof is over 500 years old and has a rich history.
Amersfoort