Netherlands · Provincie Noord-Brabant · Breda
Ginneken, Breda — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Ginneken was a village and a municipality of its own until 1942, and is a Breda neighbourhood holding the Ginnekenmarkt and the Baronielaan.
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Where to stay in Ginneken
The practical side of choosing where to sleep.
Ginneken reads as villa country. Names on its monument list, among them Huis Trianon, Villa Mon Plaisir, Sunny Cottage and Carmel's White House, point to large private houses rather than to a hotel quarter. Breda itself carries the room supply, and the Ginnekenmarkt is an easy target from there. Visitors come for Huis Wolfslaar, Vrederust and the Sint-Laurentiuskerk.
Few places to stay in Ginneken — most visitors book in Breda nearby.
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Things to do in and around Breda
Ranked by global recognition; descriptions from Wikidata (CC0).
Churches & Religious Sites
4- Sint-Laurentiuskerk Heritage
- Heilig-Hartkerk Heritage
- Hervormde kerk Heritage
- Sacramentskerk (Breda) Heritage
Stadiums & Sports
2- Sportpark De Blauwe Kei
- Sportterrein aan de Fatimastraat
Landmarks & Notable Places
8- Huis Wolfslaar Heritage
- Carmel's White House Heritage
- Huis met witgepleisterde lijstgevel, groene vensterluiken en ingang met kroonlijst op voluutvormige consoles Heritage
- Villa Mon Plaisir Heritage
- Sunny Cottage Heritage
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- Ginnekenmarkt 13, Breda Heritage
- Huis Trianon Heritage
- Baronielaan 102, Breda Heritage
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About Ginneken
What are the main landmarks in Ginneken?
Five churches head Ginneken's roll. The Sint-Laurentiuskerk, the Heilig-Hartkerk, the Mariakerk, the Hervormde kerk and the Sacramentskerk all belong to Ginneken, and a Gedenkteken bij Hervormde Kerk stands at the fourth of them. Country houses follow: Huis Wolfslaar, Vrederust, Huis Trianon, Bustelberg, Sunny Cottage, Villa Mon Plaisir and Carmel's White House.
Two listed houses stand at Ginnekenmarkt 13 and Ginnekenmarkt 15, while Sportpark De Blauwe Kei and the Sportterrein aan de Fatimastraat hold the playing fields.
What is the history of Ginneken?
Ginneken kept its own municipality until 1942. Before that date it was a village in its own right, and the change folded it into Breda as a neighbourhood without dissolving the square and the buildings that had served it. The Ginnekenmarkt still carries the village name.
A Gedenkteken bij Hervormde Kerk stands at that church, and the country houses, Huis Trianon and Bustelberg and Villa Mon Plaisir, remain on the monument rolls of North Brabant.
Where is Ginneken?
Ginneken forms a neighbourhood of Breda in North Brabant, its ground taking in the Ginnekenmarkt, the Baronielaan and Huis Wolfslaar.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Ginneken?
Ginneken: stays around the Ginnekenmarkt with Huis Wolfslaar and Vrederust within reach. Breda: guests wanting Breda's hotels with the Sint-Laurentiuskerk end of Ginneken close.
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Updated October 2026