Historic city center

The Koppelpoort, the calling card of Amersfoort, is a unique combination of a land gate and a water gate, the only one of its kind in the Netherlands.

Museum Flehite is the art and cultural history museum for the city of Amersfoort and the Eemland region in Utrecht.

The Huis met de Paarse Ruiten is a striking building in the heart of Amersfoort. What stands out the most are its purple stained-glass windows.

Elisabeth Groen is a beautiful city park located where the hospital once stood. It’s a lovely green space for people of all ages to relax and recharge.

The most famous Amersfoorter is undoubtedly Johan van Oldenbarnevelt. He was born here in 1547 and lived for many years in the Bollenburgh house.

The Kamperbinnenpoort is a city gate in Amersfoort. The gate, a monument, is part of the city’s first city wall.

The Plompetoren, also known as the Dieventoren or Gevangentoren, and sometimes referred to as Latijntje, is part of the monumental Muurhuizen and is a national heritage site.

The St. George’s Church is a three-aisled hall church, located on the Hof. The church is used by the Reformed Community of Sint Joriskerk of the Protestant Community of Amersfoort. City park in the heart of Amersfoort

The Monnikendam is a still existing water gate. The water of the Heiligenbergerbeek flows into the city center under this water gate. The gate consists of two towers, connected by a gate arch, and is located on the east side of the city center.