Dutch Heritage Sites
This collection highlights the diverse historical architecture of South Holland, ranging from the iconic 18th-century windmills of Kinderdijk to the medieval fortifications of Slot Loevestein. It features royal residences like Huis ten Bosch, the 15th-century Gothic town hall of Gouda, and maritime heritage sites such as the Jan Blanken dry dock. The list also includes preserved city gates in Brielle and defensive forts, offering a comprehensive look at the region's military, industrial, and civic history.
Keukenhof Castle
Situated next to the famous Keukenhof Gardens, this well-kept mansion was built in 1642.
Stadhuis van Gouda
One of the oldest Gothic city halls in the Netherlands, built between 1448 and 1450.
Waag
Historic 17th-century weighing house designed by Pieter Post, originally used for weighing Gouda cheese.
Barbaratoren
15th-century tower that remains from the former chapel of the Saint Barbara Hospital.
Fort Maasmond
Armored fort built in 1881 to defend the Port of Rotterdam and the entrance to the New Waterway.
Vuurtoren Westhoofd
Active 52-meter high square brick lighthouse in Ouddorp, originally constructed in 1947.
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