1629: The siege of 's-Hertogenbosch
Walk past places where the siege comes back to life. Short films open automatically when you arrive at a point.
In development. Walkable from mid-August 2026.All time-travel walks
Choose your next story
Each route brings the city or village back to life with short stories, film fragments and images on the very spot where it happened.
Site in test phase
We are working on the final films, texts and route checks. Some walks can already be viewed or tested; the full selection is expected to be operational by mid-August 2026.
Walks and routes
Below are the routes we want to offer. The 1629 walk and the 1944 liberation walk are already set up; the other routes will receive their own landing page later.
Mills along the fortifications
Along former mill sites, the history of the fortified city comes to life with stories, illustrations and film.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.
Daily life under occupation
Discover how life in the city changed during the occupation, from resistance and persecution to ordinary daily life.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.
Nuland, liberated but scarred
A cycling and walking route past places where the destruction and liberation of Nuland in October 1944 can still be felt.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.
Rosmalen and Hintham liberated
Follow the liberators towards 's-Hertogenbosch and see on location what happened in October 1944.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.
The city liberated in 1944
A walk past places that played an important role in the liberation of 's-Hertogenbosch in October 1944.
Walkable from 15 June 2026.
Archaeological route
The inner city as a place of discovery: beneath the paving stones lie traces of churches, houses and old city life.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.
Oeteldonk: walking with De Peer
An informative and cheerful walk about how Oeteldonk developed and where its traditions come from.
In preparation. Walkable from September 2026.These texts are short introductions. Once a route is ready, the map can easily be linked to its own landing page and route page.