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This 1430 church and her third bell tower stand as landmark at 60 m tall. The first tower got struck by an earthquake in 1532, the second, designed in the 19th century by famous Dutch architect Cuypers was lost during WW2, the third and current was built during post-war reconstruction. In 2018 the Vatican granted the church the title of a Basilica Minor
Built at the end of the 16th century, this renaissance-style building remained remarkably undamaged in the war. It determines the look of the central market square and was intensively restored in 2009. The lower floor used to be a market place and the building also served as the city weigh house. The medallions on the façade represent famous Venlo people from the time. Research proved however that the image of Hubert Goltzius, a famous engraver and printer, is in fact one of his cousin. Another one, representing painter Jan van Cleef, must be a fantasy image as no pictures of the man exist, also not at the time the medallions were made.
Historic house, built around 1491 and well preserved. Its design is late Gothic art style.
This street, despite it looks, is in fact the most medieval street in the country. Behind modern façades lie ancient houses.
The collection of this museum shows the history of the wide region through art, archeological finds and anthropological object of all kinds. It was opened in 2000.