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Cruyff Street League

In the Jubilee Year, the biggest street football tournament of Amsterdam will take place, namely the Cruyff Street League. A ball, a street, a field. Johan Cruijff didn't need anything more. And neither do you. Amsterdam is celebrating its birthday and will soon be 750 years old. We are celebrating this with this special tournament for boys and girls aged 10 to 15. Throughout Amsterdam. From De Banne to Buitenveldert, from Geuzenveld to Holendrecht. Whether you are a beginner or a fanatic player, come join us!

Open Monument Day

On 13 and 14 September 2025, various monuments in Amsterdam will open their doors for free for Open Monument Day. Discover 'The  Architectural heritage during the 39th edition. Also explore hidden places above ground, such as clandestine churches, and listen to stories of squatters and graffiti artists.

Van Houtenkerk

The Van Houten Church in Weesp has a beautiful authentic interior in the style of Berlages New Art with Art Nouveau features. The church is also popularly referred to as the Chocolate Church.

https://www.oba.nl/openingstijden/detail.199918.html/oba-weesp/

See how OBA Weesp makes visits accessible for people with disabilities. Please note: information is in Dutch

OBA Weesp

Since 2022, the Weesp library has been part of the Public Library.

De Eendracht

Muziekschool Fort

The Fort on the Ossenmarkt, built in 1861, is one of the last tower forts with which the New Dutch Waterline was reinforced. When the fort was finished, it was already obsolete. The masonry was no longer bomb-proof due to the arrival of the high-explosive bomb. The fort retained its defensive role until 1959, when Weesp was abolished as a fortification by Royal Decree. The fort then served as a mushroom farm and training location for the fire brigade. After purchase by the Municipality of Weesp, a thorough restoration began in 1983, during which the fort moat was dug up again and the bridge restored.

City of Wesopa

City of Wesopa is an intimate theater on the Kom, in the heart of Weesp.

Iara Perillo & Martín Vera Guerra

Grachtenfestival: Iara Perillo & Martín Vera Guerra

The Vera Perillo Duo, formed by flautist Iara Perillo and oboist Martín Vera Guerra, has been performing throughout the Netherlands since 2018. The duo starts from their shared passion for early music, Brazilian folk music, and a search for lesser-known repertoire for the unique combination of flute and oboe. With this musical mix of inspirations, the duo takes you on a journey through diverse cultural and historical landscapes. It is free to attend.

Alice Leggett Trio

For the first time, these 3 top musicians come together for a unique set full of new repertoire and new arrangements!

Theaterpand Weesp

Easy Rider

Local DMC with over 20 years of experience.

De Kringloper

A cosy thrift store 

Shop here for second-hand clothing, home accessories, books and toys. You make the world greener and more sustainable through your purchase by reusing preloved items and supporting De Kringloper's social mission. As a non-profit store, it helps people facing employment difficulties find more stable work.

Gosling Coffee

Coffee with impact.

Gosling works directly with coffee farmers to ensure they receive a fairer price. The brand aims to provide farmers with a living income, make coffee cultivation more sustainable, and support local communities through carefully selected projects. By purchasing Gosling coffee for home or your office break, you can make a difference in the lives of coffee-farming families in Uganda, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Colombia and Peru. Call for a personal tour and a freshly brewed cup.

See how Museum Weesp makes visits accessible for people with disabilities.

Museum Weesp

Discover, experience and get to know the rich history of Weesp. Situated in the beautiful town hall built in 1776, the museum tells the story of the city and its inhabitants. Learn about the famous Weesper porcelain, the tasty history of the Van Houten chocolate makers and the rich past of the beer brewers and jenever distillers.

Zorgboerderij Hoogerlust

A social farm shop

You can purchase fresh meat, fruit, soup, and pantry staples such as jam, honey and oil at this daycare farm. The products come directly from the farm or fellow farmers, gardeners and growers. In the fall, you can also find wood for the fireplace. Talented people who need care work on the farm under the guidance and supervision that allows them to blossom. Hoogerlust will change its name to De Bleije Farm, so visit debleijeboerderij.nl soon for more information.

Grote or St. Laurenskerk

This beautiful church – also popularly known as the Grote Kerk – was built around 1450 as a cruciform church and is considered the oldest building in Weesp. In the church tower hangs a carillon by the Hemony brothers from Amsterdam. This 17th-century chime still plays every 15 minutes.

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