Historic Sites of Walcheren
This collection highlights the architectural evolution of the Walcheren region, from the medieval fortifications of Westhove Castle to the late Gothic scale of Veere’s Grote Kerk. The list features 18th-century manor houses like Huis der Boede, traditional Dutch windmills including the 1835 De Jonge Johannes, and specialized structures like the 1933 water tower in Domburg designed by Hendrik Sangster. These monuments represent the civil, religious, and industrial history of Zeeland’s coastal landscape.
A Westhove Castle
Westhove Castle is a castle on Walcheren, outside Oostkapelle in the province of Zeeland in The Netherlands
B Stadhuis van Domburg
Former municipal building of Domburg, no longer in official use since the town merged into the municipality of Veere.
C Grote Kerk
Late Gothic former parish and collegiate church in Veere, known for its massive architectural scale and historical role as a regional religious center.
D De Jonge Johannes
Flour mill in Serooskerke built in 1835 to replace an older post mill. The site currently functions as a heritage monument with an attached shop.
E Catharinakerk
Protestant church located in Zoutelande, serving as a prominent historical landmark in the coastal village.
F Odulphuskerk
Protestant parish church in Meliskerke, representing the religious heritage of the Zeeland province.
G Huis der Boede
Huis der Boede is a country house near Koudekerke in the Dutch province of Zeeland, erected in 1745 for J. van Mandere, mayor of Vlissingen.
H de Struijs
Historic building and heritage site located in the town of Veere.
I Aagtekerkse Molen
Traditional Dutch windmill located in Aagtekerke, preserved as a local heritage monument.
J Watertoren
Brick water tower in Domburg designed by architect Hendrik Sangster and completed in 1933.
K Protestantse Kerk
Historic Protestant church building situated in the center of Domburg.
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