Discover Utrecht City Centre with the Outside Escape Game

Before 1870 this area was part of Nieuweroord. After the constuction of the Hoofdgebouw I of the Dutch Railroads, a small garden was created. The street south of this garden was called Moreelselaan.

15 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free

The Mariaplaats is a square in the Dutch city of Utrecht. It is named after the disappeared Maria Church. Surrounding it was a large square, of which the part to the north and the part to the east of the former church are still present and together form the Mariaplaats.

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The Saint Gertrude's Cathedral in the Dutch city of Utrecht serves as the seat of the Old Catholic Archbishop and is the main church of the Old Catholic Church. It is located on Willemsplantsoen. The building was constructed between 1912 and 1914, designed by E.G. Wentink Jr., in the Neo-Romanesque style.

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Museum Speelklok

The museum has a collection of automatically playing musical instruments, most of which are still operational and can produce music. The collection includes, among other things, music boxes, clocks with musical mechanisms, pianolas, automatic pianos, orchestrions, barrel organs (or, in old Dutch, "pierementen"), dance organs, fairground organs, and a tower clock with a carillon.

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The Oudegracht is the most famous canal in the Dutch city of Utrecht. The approximately two-kilometer-long canal can be considered as the connecting link between the Kromme Rijn and the Vecht rivers, cutting through the entire city center from south to north.

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Between 1248 and 1267, the Regulierenklooster was founded between the Oudegracht and the Springweg by the Friars of the Sack. During the Second Council of Lyon in 1274, this mendicant order was dissolved, and the Regular Canons of St. Augustine took over the monastery in 1292.

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Nijntje Museum

The nijntje museum (formerly dick bruna huis) is a museum in the Dutch city of Utrecht where toddlers and preschoolers can explore their world together with Miffy (nijntje in Dutch) and her friends. The museum is a part of the Centraal Museum.

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Museum Catharijneconvent

Museum Catharijneconvent is a national museum for religious art in Utrecht. The museum is located in the former monastery, Catharijneconvent, which was presumably dedicated to Catherine of Alexandria in the 12th century. The monastery building is attached to the Saint Catherine's Cathedral. The museum emerged from various collections.

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St. Martin's Cathedral Domkerk

The Dom Tower of Utrecht (Historical Saint Martin's Cathedral) is a distinctive Gothic church in the center of the Dutch city of Utrecht. The church was built from 1254 onwards as a continuation of the Romanesque cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Utrecht and was dedicated to Saint Martin. Since 1580, the church has been Protestant. The Dom Tower, standing at 112.32 meters, is the tallest church tower in the Netherlands and the tallest building in Utrecht.

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