Dree Süsters

Three connected brick houses with high-peaked gables form an architectural complex featuring stone ornaments and distinctive circular segments in the masonry.

The left building dates from 1570, while the middle and right structures were constructed around 1630, representing the transition from Gothic to Renaissance architecture.

Each gable incorporates a decorative ceramic plate, with two original Delft plates and one Harlingen plate installed during the 1991 reconstruction.

The rightmost building underwent reconstruction in 1991 to house the tourist information office after being demolished in 1963 for a parking space.

The sandstone bands decorating the facade received renovations in the 17th century, and the original window arrangements remain visible through double relief arches.

Location: Norden

GPS coordinates: 53.59501,7.20566

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:13