Vught's town hall opens its doors on Open Monuments Day. This former country house Leeuwenstein has a rich history and has served as the municipal building since 1937.
The Geniemuseum in Vught opens its doors free of charge on Open Monumentendag, with guided tours through this historic military museum.
Landgoed Sparrendaal welcomes visitors on Open Monuments Day to explore the history and heritage of this historic estate near Vught.
Historic monuments in Vught, Helvoirt and Cromvoirt open their doors to the public for two days.
Visit Kasteel Maurick during Open Monumentendag, an annual opportunity to explore this historic castle.
The Lambertuskerk, Vught's oldest national monument, opens its doors on Open Monumentendag. Discover the history of this church dedicated to Saint Lambert, with roots stretching back before the year 1000.
Visit the Sint-Lambertustoren in Vught, a well-preserved 16th-century example of Kempen Gothic, during Open Monumentendag.
Fort Isabella opens its gates on Open Monumentendag. This 17th-century Spanish fortress once guarded the strategic route to 's-Hertogenbosch.
Barak 1B opens its doors on Monuments Day. Visit this historic building in Vught and discover more about its heritage.
ZIN in Vught opens its doors on Open Monumentendag to share stories about the resilience of this special location.
Landgoed Zionsburg welcomes visitors on Open Monumentendag, a chance to discover this historic estate in Vught.
De Speeldoos opens its doors on Open Monumentendag, an annual opportunity to view this historic monument up close.
Visit the historic Landgoed Huize Bergen estate in Vught during Open Monumentendag, a day dedicated to discovering heritage sites.
A day of activities and community engagement at Zorgpark Voorburg in Vught, organized by Reinier van Arkel.
The DePetrus community centre in Vught welcomes visitors on Monuments Day to explore the historic building.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Luxury High Tea experience at historic Kasteel Maurick in Vught, featuring fine refreshments with views of the castle gardens and moat.
Exhibition exploring the stories of Dutch men and women forced to work in Nazi Germany during World War II.
A luxurious 3-course High Tea served in the historic manor house or Carriage House on the estate.