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.

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.

Burgpoort

A pedestrian heritage gate located within the historic city center near the Abbey.

Lange Jan

A 90.5-meter-high abbey tower dating back to the 14th century, part of the central Abbey complex.

Herenstraat

Site of the Middelburg synagogue, originally built in 1705 and restored after World War II.

Nooitgedacht

Nooitgedacht is a wooden octagonal windmill in Zeeuwse Arnemuiden in the Dutch municipality of Middelburg.

De Hoop

A former corn and peeling mill situated on the Vlissings Bolwerk, dating from 1735.

De Seismolen

A brick corn mill built in 1728, located on the Seisbolwerk as part of the city's old fortifications.

De Koning

A round stone corn mill on the Veerseweg, originally constructed in 1882.

Wandelkerk

Part of the central Abbey complex, this church connects the Koorkerk and Nieuwe Kerk.

Koepoort

Built in 1735, this is the only one of Middelburg’s eight original city gates that remains fully intact.