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Photo: Verdurmen, Inge, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Castle with parts built during different eras. The oldest part is the Gothic marlstone section from the 16th century. It has a "Louis XVI-style" courtyard, and a farmhouse in Baroque style. The castle is private property but can be viewed from the outside from different angles.
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Sint-Stephanuskerk
Marlstone pseudobasilica (a church with a ground plan like a basilica but the central nave not raising much above the aisles) from 1450. It features five stained glass windows from about 1540. The last renovation was finished in 2016.
Fish in the pond, permit required, which can be bought at de Botenhuis café in the de Motten park (see below), or at the Yazi newspaper stand at Baversstraat 34. It's also valid in the pond of de Motten park.
The city arranges golf tours around the city upon request, where the city becomes a golf course. You need to book ahead for your party and can choose between a 6 hole of 9 hole course.
The original Roman wall, dating from the 2nd century, still visible on more than 1,500 m. You will also notice some of the medieval defensive towers that are still visible today.
Visépoort
The last standing Medieval city gate, built in 1379 partially with material from the Roman walls, restored in 1892, 1952 and 2011. Originally the gate featured a three-storey building. Interestingly the façades of the gate look really different from each other, with a semicircular Romanesque arch towards the city and a pointed Gothic arch towards the countryside.
Huis Dommershausen
Not one but two houses, built in late Gothic style. Houses a household item store.