Netherlands · Provincie Noord-Brabant · 's-Hertogenbosch
De Kruiskamp, 's-Hertogenbosch — Area Guide & Where to Stay
De Kruiskamp is a district of 's-Hertogenbosch with three churches on its record: Sint-Annakerk, Christus Victorkerk and the Nieuw-Apostolische kerk.
About De Kruiskamp
Where to stay in De Kruiskamp
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Guests bed down in 's-Hertogenbosch instead. The district's own record runs to a sports park and three churches, so anyone staying in De Kruiskamp is choosing residential streets over the frontage of 's-Hertogenbosch. Sportpark De Wolfsdonken carries the open ground.
Sint-Annakerk gives the clearest landmark to steer by, and Christus Victorkerk stands on the same list.
About De Kruiskamp
What are the main landmarks in De Kruiskamp?
Three churches and a sports park. Sint-Annakerk, Christus Victorkerk and the Nieuw-Apostolische kerk make up the built record here, three separate congregations named inside a single district of 's-Hertogenbosch and nothing else beside them. Sportpark De Wolfsdonken is the fourth entry.
Everything registered for De Kruiskamp is either a place of worship or playing field.
What is the history of De Kruiskamp?
The record opens on De Kruiskamp with no founding year. What the district keeps instead is a run of named congregations, Sint-Annakerk, Christus Victorkerk and the Nieuw-Apostolische kerk, each registered on its own rather than as one shared parish building. De Kruiskamp carries no older monument.
The last entry is Sportpark De Wolfsdonken, whose name brings De Wolfsdonken into the district's list.
Where is De Kruiskamp?
De Kruiskamp sits inside 's-Hertogenbosch, its open ground held by Sportpark De Wolfsdonken and its built ground by three churches.
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Updated August 2026