Hattem, The Netherlands (2021)

We loved the small houses of people that are actually living along the historic city wall in the small city of Hattem in The Netherlands. It was a great day to explore this Dutch gem.

Restaurant 't Spookhuys in the small city of Hattem in The Netherlands. Unfortunately closed because of Covid, otherwise we would have loved to have lunch here.

The small city of Hattem in The Netherlands was heavily fortified when it was founded over a thousand years ago. Those city walls have been well maintained and can be seen all around the centre. Here we are walking towards an entrance gate to the city.

On our way to the Andreas church in the centre of the city of Hattem in The Netherlands. It looks magnificent from a distance.

The Andreas church, also called the big church, in the city of Hattem in The Netherlands. Beautiful architecture in the middle of this small city.

The old & new city hall in the city of Hattem in The Netherlands next to each other. The old building which is in the centre here is definitely the most beautiful of the two, especially when it is lit by some sunshine.

While walking around in the city of Hattem in The Netherlands we noticed this small shed. The owner is collecting clogs apparently. A lovely and colourful sight to see.

The front entrance of the Anton Pieck museum in the small city of Hattem in The Netherlands. Anton Pieck was a well-known Dutch artist, famous for his detailed drawings of eighteenth century Dutch landscapes.

Approaching the old windmill 'De Fortuin' in the city of Hattem in The Netherlands. The windmill is in perfect working condition. Not in operation when we were there because of Covid.

The small city of Hattem in The Netherlands has a lot of history. Next to the old windmill 'De Fortuin' is a small house where the miller used to live. The bench at the miller's house is mainly for decorative purposes.

One of the many lovely streets in the small city of Hattem in The Netherlands. We really enjoyed being able to stroll around in the empty streets, one of the few advantages of the Covid pandemic.