Netherlands · Provincie Noord-Brabant · Breda
Heusdenhout, Breda — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Heusdenhout is a district of Breda whose own record names the Sint-Annakerk, with the Granaattoren among the older structures standing nearby.
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Where to stay in Heusdenhout
Where the beds are, and what that means for the visit.
Houses, not hotels, fill Heusdenhout. Heusdenhout belongs to Breda, and the buildings that draw a visitor, the Stedelijk Museum Breda and the Grote kerk and the Bisschoppelijk Paleis, lie in the city rather than on its streets. The Sint-Annakerk is the district's own name on the list.
Travellers with a reason to be out this way sleep in Breda and come in for the rest.
Few places to stay in Heusdenhout — 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).
Museums & Galleries
2- Sint Catharinadal Heritage
- Stedelijk Museum Breda
Churches & Religious Sites
6- Grote kerk Heritage
- St. Anthony of Padua Cathedral, Breda Heritage
- Waalse kerk (Breda) Heritage
- Sint-Joostkapel (Breda) Heritage
- Heilig-Hartkerk Heritage
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- Sint-Annakerk Heritage
Landmarks & Notable Places
8- Bisschoppelijk Paleis Heritage
- Gouverneurshuis Heritage
- De Olyton, Breda Heritage
- Boschstraat 57, Breda Heritage
- Huis van Wijngaerde, Breda Heritage
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- Boschstraat 13, Breda Heritage
- Boschstraat 26, Breda Heritage
- Boschstraat 49, Breda Heritage
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About Heusdenhout
What are the main landmarks in Heusdenhout?
The Granaattoren stands out. Heusdenhout's record runs heavily to churches: the Sint-Annakerk, the Grote kerk, the Waalse kerk, the Heilig-Hartkerk and the Sint-Joostkapel, with Sint Catharinadal and the Bisschoppelijk Paleis beside them. The Stedelijk Museum Breda holds the art, and the Equestrian statue of William III the civic monument.
Older houses follow. The Gouverneurshuis, Huis van Wijngaerde, De Olyton and Cafe de Schuur sit with the listed fronts of the Boschstraat and Catharinastraat.
What is the history of Heusdenhout?
Heusdenhout keeps no chronicle of its own. What stands in its place is the history of Breda, whose older fabric, Sint Catharinadal and the Grote kerk and the Gouverneurshuis, carries the dates the district has none of. The Granaattoren belongs to that older layer too.
A single church name attaches to the district itself, the Sint-Annakerk, and the rest of what the lists record sits under Breda and the province of North Brabant.
Where is Heusdenhout?
Heusdenhout occupies a stretch of Breda in the Dutch province of North Brabant, its ground carrying the Sint-Annakerk and, close by, the Granaattoren.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Heusdenhout?
Heusdenhout: stays out by the Sint-Annakerk with the Granaattoren on the way in. Breda: beds at the Gouverneurshuis and Huis van Wijngaerde end of the old city.
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Updated October 2026