Heritage sites in Amersfoort
Amersfoort Heritage Trail
Amersfoort’s well-preserved medieval center is anchored by the dual land and water gate of the Koppelpoort and the 98-meter-tall Onze Lieve Vrouwetoren. This heritage trail spans centuries, from the prehistoric Grafheuvel Monnikenbosch to the defensive remains of the 14th-century city walls. Significant landmarks include the Gothic Sint-Joriskerk and the sprawling Belgenmonument, while the Kamp Amersfoort National Monument provides a solemn look at the city's World War II history.
Koppelpoort
The Koppelpoort is a medieval gate in the Dutch city of Amersfoort, province of Utrecht.
Sint-Joriskerk
A three-aisled hall church located on the Hof, Amersfoort's main square. Originally founded in 1248, the building features late-Gothic architecture and serves as a central landmark.
Stadsmuur
Remnants of the city's second defensive wall, constructed in the late 14th century to protect the expanding medieval town.
Stadsmuur
A section of the medieval city fortifications, marking the historic boundaries and defensive perimeter of old Amersfoort.
voormalige Volmolen
A former fulling mill built in the 17th century, used in the city's once-thriving textile industry for processing wool.
het Secretarishuisje
A small, historic 17th-century building once used by the city secretary, situated near the medieval water gates.
Huis Tinnenburg
A medieval stone house and former defense tower dating back to the 14th century, originally part of the city's first defensive wall.
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