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City & St. John's
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Experience the highlights of 's-Hertogenbosch in two hours
Want to see a lot in a short time? Then choose this combination walk: a city walk and a visit to St. John’s. This way, you’ll discover the highlights of our beautiful city center and the famous cathedral in two hours.
First, you’ll walk through the historic city center with a guide. You’ll see the Market Square, the Binnendieze, old fortifications, and stately buildings. The guide will take you through atmospheric streets and tell you what makes ‘s-Hertogenbosch so special.
Afterwards, you’ll visit the impressive St. John’s Cathedral. This Gothic church is famous for its flying buttresses full of small statues of people, animals, and monsters. The guide will show you both the exterior and interior of the church and tell the stories behind the details. Do you know why the tower is a different color than the rest?
After two hours, you’ll have a good impression of the city and be ready to continue exploring on your own.
Please note: this walk is not available in May (Mary’s Month).
You can find more information about St. John’s Cathedral here: St. John’s Cathedral website
Free City Tour
Complete your day: hop on the Blue Angels, the free city bus that shows you the city in half an hour. Click here for the route.
Prefer to book by phone?
Up to 2 weeks in advance by phone via 073 – 613 50 98 or at our desk at Parade 12. Available Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Closed on Mondays.
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We celebrate the love for our city every day!
With boat tours, city walks, or guided tours in unique monuments and Museum Kruithuis, we bring the stories of ‘s-Hertogenbosch to life. At the same time, we are committed to preserving and protecting the city’s historical heritage. This way, we actively share the history of ‘s-Hertogenbosch with residents and visitors of today and tomorrow.