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Also known by its former name CineMec, this is the larger but also more remote location of the two Pathé cinemas in Utrecht. Although it's farther away from the city centre, this location has more rooms and better sounds than Pathé Rembrandt.
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Platform 9 Berlin Square
This heritage monument is a preserved portion of an old platform canopy salvaged from the renovations at Utrecht Centraal Station. It was built in 1893.
Leidsche Rijn Centrum is a modern retail/residential complex arranged in an urban grid plan with shops and cafés facing attractive, open-air public squares with a few fountains and sculptures.
Europe’s largest tribute to the legacy of Apple Inc. featuring vintage machines, rare artifacts, and interactive experiences. The museum is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
Wind mill & saw mill
This windmill and sawmill installation was built in 1721 along the waterway called Leidsche Vaart, and was renovated in 1998.
Lombok district
There is an attractive area of shops and eateries along Kanaalstraat in the Lombeck district between Damstraat and Lombokstraat. At the west end of Kanaalstraat is a quaint old-fashioned drawbridge. At the east end is a mosque with two minarets.
Part of the Kinepolis chain of cinemas, this is a massive building with 14 rooms totalling 3200 seats. Most blockbuster movies will be on display here.