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Sights and landmarks in Doetinchem

12 sights worth seeing in Doetinchem: landmarks, galleries, monuments and viewpoints.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Sights and landmarks in Doetinchem

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    Kasteel de Kelder

    Havezate Hagen

    Hagen, better known as Castle De Kelder, is a former manor with estate located on the river dunes north of the Oude IJssel river, in between the city Doetinchem and the Kruisberg Forest.

    Tue-Sat 10:00 - 15:00

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    Openbaar Vervoer en Speelgoedmuseum

    Public Transit and Toymuseum

    Has permanent and changing exhibitions and material about public transport in Doetinchem, especially the Geldersche Tramwegen (GTW). It includes a collection of old toys.

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    Saint Catharinachurch

    Catherinakerk

    Main church of Doetinchem. It was damaged severely after the 1945 bombings, and rebuilt completely in the following years.

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    Sint Willibrords Abdij

    Saint Willibrord Abbey

    Explore the life in a Benedictan monastery. The chapel is open all day for everyone. Attending prayers is possible.

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    Stadion de Vijverberg

    Football stadium of not only de Graafschap (Jupiler League (Dutch Secondary League)).

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    Stadscentrum Doetinchem

    City centre

    The city centre still has a lot of buildings that survived the three bombings of March 1945. The buildings are sprouted throughout the entire city centre.

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    Stadsmuseum

    Has permanent and changing exhibitions, along with a large scale model of Doetinchem in 1945.

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    Vue Doetinchem

    Cinema just outside of the city centre. Showings in Dutch and English with Dutch subtitles (marked: OT).

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    De Gruitpoort

    Centrum for art, culture and artistic expression.

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    De Walmolen

    IJsselkade 30

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    Kasteel de Slangenburg

    Kasteellaan 6

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    Schouwburg Amphion

    Amphion Theatre

    Hofstraat 159

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Doetinchem (CC BY-SA 4.0).