Old Town Hall - Monument
The Old Town Hall on the Market in Domburg is not only an eye-catcher due to its impressive architecture but also a silent witness to the rich history of this town. With its foundations likely dating back to 1545 and the current structure built in 1567, it represents the second oldest building in Domburg, after the church.
What makes the Old Town Hall in Domburg so special?
- Unique Time Indication: The octagonal open turret houses a weather vane with the coat of arms of Domburg, flanked by a merman and a mermaid. Notably, the turret has had a clock since the 16th century, whose bell was purchased in 1749 in Amsterdam. This clock strikes the number of hours at the half-hour and once at the full hour, which is unique in combination with the heavier church bell of Domburg.
- National Heritage Site: Since 1966, the former Town Hall has been an official national Rijksmonument, recognizing the historical and cultural value of the building.
- Contemporary Destination: Although it no longer serves as a governmental building since the municipal reorganisation in 1997, the Old Town Hall now houses an antique and interior shop. This new purpose makes optimal use of the unique atmosphere of the historic building.
Discover the Past and Present at the Old Town Hall
A visit to the Old Town Hall in Domburg offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, while also providing a unique shopping experience in a historical setting. Don't miss this special place during your visit to Domburg.
Features
- Name: Town Hall of Domburg
- Year of Construction: 1567
- National Heritage Site: Since 1966
- Accessible to the Public: Yes, the building is used as a shop.
Furthermore Old Town Hall is near the following sights: Gallery Zeevonk (±40 m), Marie Tak van Poortvliet (±70 m), Johannes Church (±80 m), Bust of Dr Mezger (±125 m) & Spa Domburg (±200 m).
For information
Markt 1, Domburg
Display Old Town Hall