The Big Church
Actually, you shouldn't leave Breda before admiring the 15th-century Big Church, Breda's eye-catcher. Although the church now looks sober, white and bright, it was originally largely painted. Some of these paintings can still be seen. Remarkably, the earliest ancestors of our royal family are buried in the Prinsenkapel. The tall tower is often open for viewing, climb up for a piece of tangible history and a fantastic view.

Beguinage
An oasis of calm in the middle of the city. Established in 1267 to provide a home for single Catholic women (beguines), the Beguinage still exudes the atmosphere of centuries ago. At the Beguinage, you will find an extensive herb garden surrounded by authentic houses.

Shopping in Breda
Shopaholics will be in their element in Breda. Visit the beautiful designer shops in Ginneken, or take a look in the intimate shopping mall 't Sas, the beautiful Houtmarkt or the indoor shopping Centre the Barones.

Museums in Breda
The Stedelijk Museum, the Begijnhof Museum, the Miniature and Doll's House Museum, the Beer Advertising Museum, just a small selection of the large cultural offer in Breda. Prefer to experience culture in the open air? Then let yourself be surprised by the Blind Walls Gallery. The museum on the street. A growing collection of more than 80 murals by international artists. Each painting is freely accessible and based on a Breda story appropriate to the location.

Food and drinks
When you say Breda, you say hospitality. Whether you are looking for a brown café for a simple meal or an elaborate multi-course dinner, you will find the restaurant you are looking for in Breda. Enjoy the Burgundian life in this lovely city.

In short, plenty to discover! With the help of the stories told by City App Tour's online city guide, you will enjoy a tour of the best sights and most beautiful hidden spots in this Pearl of the South.