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This windmill was built in 1913, retired in 1949 after a storm and restored 1977-1978; it was used for grinding corn (korenmolen). Today the ground floor is used as a butcher's shop (slagerij) offering organic products.
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One large and two small theatre rooms. This cinema, or at least the main theatre room, is generally considered most pleasant, of the chain cinemas in the city.
Hoofdpostkantoor
The former Main Post Office is an outstanding and surprising building. The Utrecht main Post Office is a great example of Dutch Art Deco architecture. The Post Office, on the Neude Square, was designed by the architect J. Crouwel and completed in 1924. The barrel-vaulted ceiling is made up of glazed yellow-brick ribs alternated with diagonal glass panes that fill the hall with natural light. The black-and-white floor is set off by five carved black statues set in the walls, each representing a continent. America is a stylized American Indian with two buffalo at his feet. Over the main entrance are magnificent stained glass windows. It was renovated in 2019/2020 and opened for public on 13 March 2020. The impressive central hallway is accessible from the Neude square and offers space for the central library, several restaurants, guarded bicycle parking and a supermarket.
A small theatre. Every month they have a Kikker Koopje, a performance by beginning artists for €7.
Perhaps it's the most famous bridge over the Oudegracht. It was created in 1547 by vaulting a space between the older two bridges: the Huidenbrug and the Broodbrug, thus creating one of the major squares in the old town.
Participate in the skate parade: every Friday night in summer (roughly May - December), over 300 skaters ride about 20 km in and around Utrecht, making it a great way to see more of the city. The event is free of charge. Departure is at 20:00 exactly, so make sure to arrive well in advance.