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Photo: Wouter Hagens, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
The original Water Gate originated in 1647 but was destroyed during the final days of World War II. It was entirely rebuilt in 1979. High on the façade is the city's coat of arms, with the words Asylum gentis Batavorum, or Refuge for the Batavi. The Latin memorial plaque originates in 1528, but was initially placed on another gate, the Brunense Poort, which was demolished in 1853.
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A modern cultural center in the city center with space for art, musical shows and a library.
Sint Maartenskerk
This large, Gothic church was built in the 1420s and 1430s. Although repeatedly changed and never entirely finished, it's a large building and used for services until today.
Classic car museum.