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Photo: Renée Kools, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The largest forest and nature reserve in Breda, cultivated since the 16th century. It is a very nice area for hiking or running, with a decor made of European red pines and ponds.
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A former castle of the Orange family, now owned by the Waterschap. It is surrounded by water, and three gardens, which can be visited.
The museum is managed and operated by the Princenhaags Museum Foundation, which aims to preserve, document and, promote the cultural heritage of the village of Princenhage.
A museum about heritage from the area.
This museum is dedicated to the 1st Polish Armoured Division, which under the leadership of General Stanislaw Maczek liberated important areas of the Netherlands in 1944 and 1945.
St. Anthony of Padua Cathedral
Nestled in a side street incidentally named after Saint John, the cathedral church of the long-standing diocese of Breda is much less imposing than the Grote Kerk, but quite unique in that it is a 19th-century creation built in neoclassical style, both inside and out, which is a relative rarity as far as cathedrals go, especially in the Netherlands.
Canoe rentals
Rent a canoe and make your own way through the Breda canals. On Saturday and Sunday you can rent one from the starting point at Spanjaardsgat without reservation. For other days, reservations are required and bookable via the website or the tourist office.