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A clandestine church is a house of worship used by religious minorities, secretly built and maintained without exterior markers, allowing them to hold discreet and non-public worship services, often tolerated by governments in the wake of the Reformation.
A Romanesque church built to resemble the Speyer Cathedral, founded by Henry IV and Conrad, Bishop of Utrecht, in the 11th century, with unique Lombard-style architecture in its nave and west side.
A Neo-Romanesque cathedral, constructed between 1912 and 1914, designed by E.G. Wentinck, featuring an altar with over 1700 relics in hundreds of containers, and said to contain a piece of a rib of St. Willibrord.
A Conservatory of Music in the Netherlands, part of the Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU), founded in 1875 and one of the country's oldest professional musical education institutes.
Mariaplaats is a square in Utrecht, named after the vanished Mariakerk. It forms the northern and eastern parts of the former church's square.
A squatter's house, formerly known as the Duitse Huis, is a historic building complex that was once the headquarters of the Teutonic Order.
A former hospital, currently a guildhall, occupied by the Smedengilde (guild of smiths) since 1440, with a rich history and traditions, including a kolf court and charitable activities.
A medieval parish church, the Buurkerk, has a long history of fires, including incidents in 1131, 1173, 1253, and 1279, and was later used as a protestant church before falling into disuse in 1975 and being transformed into a museum in 1984.
A museum specializing in self-playing musical instruments, featuring music boxes, musical clocks, pianolas, barrel organs, and more, allowing visitors to see and hear these instruments play.
A public square in Utrecht, Stadhuisbrug is a bridge over the Oudegracht featuring shops, the city hall, and a wind rose in the pavement. It's a well-known spot for events, promotions, and street performances.
A stunning example of Dutch Gothic Revival architecture, this church features elaborate and colorful interior decorations, including paintings, wood carvings, and stained glass windows depicting the life of St. Willibrord.
A kaiserpfalz, a palace of the German emperors, that was built in the mid-11th century, divided in the middle by a row of sandstone columns, with a tufstone outer wall and a basement.
A Gothic cathedral in Utrecht, remaining parts including the choir, transept, and Dom Tower.
A 112.32-metre-tall church tower in the Netherlands, considered the symbol of Utrecht, built between 1321 and 1382, and standing at the spot where the city originated almost 2,000 years ago.
A Roman castellum, Traiectum, was a fortification on the Lower Limes Germanicus defensive lines, built from wood in the 1st century AD and rebuilt in stone in the 3rd century AD.
A kerkenkruis is a formation of churches that form a cross on a map, with the Utrecht Cathedral as the central point, and four other churches as its extremities, all dating from the Middle Ages.
A 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic church building that was originally dedicated to St. Salvator, featuring a deep choir, transept, and short nave, and later adapted to serve as a chapter church.
A bronze statue depicting Jan van Nassau, the initiator of the Union of Utrecht, showing him holding a paper with the union's text and resting his other hand on his shield.
A 17th-century Dutch funeral monument in the Dom of Utrecht, featuring a marble statue of Willem Joseph van Ghent, a Flemish nobleman and admiral, lying on a couch with a Death mask, dressed in armor, and holding a commander's staff and a sword.
A Romanesque church building dedicated to the Apostle Paul, constructed in approximately 1050 and featuring a conventional three-part nave, twin towers, and constructed from tuff stone.
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