Historic Middelburg
Middelburg’s architectural landscape is defined by its well-preserved Gothic structures and industrial heritage. This selection features the 15th-century Town Hall on the market square and the 90.5-meter-high Lange Jan abbey tower. The city's defensive history is represented by the Koepoort, the only remaining original gate, and a series of traditional 18th and 19th-century windmills including De Seismolen and De Hoop. The list also includes the historic synagogue area on Herenstraat and various gates providing access to the central abbey complex.
A Middelburg Town Hall
Middelburg Town Hall is situated at the market of Middelburg, Zeeland.
Balanspoort
Historic city gate providing access to the Abbey complex from the Balans square.
C Burgpoort
A pedestrian heritage gate located within the historic city center near the Abbey.
D Lange Jan
A 90.5-meter-high abbey tower dating back to the 14th century, part of the central Abbey complex.
E Herenstraat
Site of the Middelburg synagogue, originally built in 1705 and restored after World War II.
F Nooitgedacht
Nooitgedacht is a wooden octagonal windmill in Zeeuwse Arnemuiden in the Dutch municipality of Middelburg.
G De Hoop
A former corn and peeling mill situated on the Vlissings Bolwerk, dating from 1735.
H De Seismolen
A brick corn mill built in 1728, located on the Seisbolwerk as part of the city's old fortifications.
I De Koning
A round stone corn mill on the Veerseweg, originally constructed in 1882.
J Wandelkerk
Part of the central Abbey complex, this church connects the Koorkerk and Nieuwe Kerk.
K Koepoort
Built in 1735, this is the only one of Middelburg’s eight original city gates that remains fully intact.
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