House of stories
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The Grote Kerk Breda has been a house of stories for 750 years. A place of connection, imagination and innovation.
Step inside and discover the monumental interior, the tombs, the medieval frescoes and much more. Be enchanted by the magnificent light and enjoy the bright, almost serene monument.
The Grote Kerk Breda is a venue for art, culture and encounters. Broaden your perspective with the inspiring programme.
Or climb the tower and enjoy the view of the city and the wider surroundings.
You are welcome.
Opening hours
The Grote Kerk Breda has free admission and is open to visitors almost every day.
- Mon – Sat 10am–5am
- Sun 1pm–5pm
Adjusted opening hours
- Sat 25 Jan 10 AM–3 PM
- Mon 27 Jan Closed
- Tue 28 Jan Closed
- Wed 29 Jan Closed
- Thu 30 Jan Closed
- Fri 31 Jan Closed
- Mon 3 Feb Closed
- Tue 4 Feb Closed
- Wed 5 Feb Closed
- Thu 6 Feb Closed
- Fri 7 Feb Closed
- Mon 10 Feb Closed
- Sun 9 Feb 1 PM–5 PM
- Tue 11 Feb Closed
- Wed 12 Feb Closed
- Thu 13 Feb Closed
- Fri 14 Feb Closed
Now on display
Interactieve tours in de Grote Kerk Breda. Foto: Bram Vreugdenhil
Interactive tours
The Grote Kerk Breda is a house of stories, where traces of the past make history tangible. If you know where to look, the stories reveal themselves. Our interactive tours let you discover the many stories. What lies behind the tombs, the grandeur and the symbols? And what does that say about our lives in the here-and-now?
Het schip en Hillen orgel van de Grote Kerk Breda. Foto: Willeke Machiels - Visit Brabant
Plan your visit
The Grote Kerk Breda is a place for everyone. That is why we do everything we can to make a visit to the church accessible. On this page, you will find all the information about accessibility and our facilities.
History
The first mention of a stone church 'denne stenne monster te Breda' dates back to 1269, more than 750 years ago. That's how long the Grote Kerk Breda has existed. The church is impressive from both the outside and inside. The designation of national monument and Top Monument of Brabant is for good reason. In the Prinsenkapel (Prince's Chapel), with vault paintings with details in pure gold leaf, ancestors of the Dutch royal family are laid to rest. Because the history of the royal family starts here, in Breda.
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