Places with audio guides - Netherlands

The war memorial in Veenendaal commemorates 79 civilian victims of the Second World War and 9 fallen in the Dutch East Indies.

A smock mill in Beuningen with a history dating back to 1704, restored after a period of decline and now once again in regular operation.

A neoclassical mansion from 1785 to 1789 in Haarlem, once the residence of banker Hope, later a museum, and today the seat of the Province of North Holland.

A small fortress built between 1877 and 1879 near Utrecht, part of the New Dutch Waterline, now home to a botanical garden and research facilities.

The museum in Heteren recalls the fighting between the Rhine and the Waal in 1944-1945, including the participation of soldiers from 16 nationalities.

One of the three windmills on the ramparts of Heusden, restored in 1972 from parts of an old mill from Lommel.

A Neo-Gothic statue from 1922 in Schijndel, a gift from parishioners to Father Donders. It is remarkable for its seated figure of Christ beneath a bronze canopy.

The only surviving steam pumping station in the Dutch river region, with original technology from 1918 and a working museum.