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Treasure hunts in Breda

Breda is a historic city in the south of the Netherlands, known for its well-preserved city centre, its fortress history and its connection to the House of Orange-Nassau. Its lively squares, green parks and sociable atmosphere make it a popular destination for day trips and weekends away. The city is also known by its nickname Kielegat, and for its carnival and many festivals.

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Updated on 5 October 2026

About Breda

Breda is a historic city in the south of the Netherlands, known for its well-preserved city centre, its fortress history and its connection to the House of Orange-Nassau. Its lively squares, green parks and sociable atmosphere make it a popular destination for day trips and weekends away. The city is also known by its nickname Kielegat, and for its carnival and many festivals.

brown painted building near calm body of water Photo by Frans Koning on Unsplash
Approx. 187,000 Inwoners
Noord-Brabant Provincie
Approx. 129 km2 Oppervlakte

Sights

Grote Kerk (Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk)

A Brabant Gothic church whose tower is about 97 metres high. It dominates the skyline and stands on the Grote Markt, the heart of the city.

Kasteel van Breda

A historic castle surrounded by a moat and star-shaped fortifications. It has been home to the Royal Military Academy (KMA) since 1828 and was once a residence of the Nassau family.

Begijnhof

A peaceful courtyard with historic almshouses dating back to the 13th century. It is a quiet escape from the busy city centre.

Did you know...

In 1590, soldiers hidden in a peat barge captured Breda Castle from the Spanish. This episode is known as the Trojan Horse of Breda.
The Peace of Breda in 1667 ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War and confirmed that the English kept New Amsterdam, later renamed New York.
Breda was liberated on 29 October 1944 by the 1st Polish Armoured Division, and the city still maintains strong ties with Poland.

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