This building, which for the most part of dates back to the 15C and 16C is one of the most beautiful late Gothic urban palaces of Western Europe. The Marquess of Bergen op Zoom lived there until 1795. The interior is now a cultural centre, the highli..

This massive stone belfry dates from the 14C The shape of its lantern (18C) has earned it the nickname of pepper pot (from Peperbus). It is a relic of St Gertrude's Church, which was destroyed by the French in 1747, then rebuilt and burned down in 19..

The town hall occupies three houses. The one in the middle and the one on the right are decorated with beautiful stone facades (1611) fronted by a gable which displays the town's coats of arms . Two savages frame a crest topped by the marquis' crown..

This is the last remaining gateway of the ramparts and dates back to the 14C.The façade facing the town is flanked by bartizans. The other side framed by two large stone towers.