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