Hasseltse kapel, Medieval chapel in Tilburg, Netherlands.
Hasseltse Kapel is a small brick chapel with a distinctive tower and white walls adorned with religious motifs. The roof and window details show the craftsmanship of the medieval period and give the structure its recognizable character.
The building was constructed in the first half of the 16th century and served as an important chapel for the surrounding population. Later it was recognized as a Rijksmonument and remains one of the oldest surviving structures in the city.
The chapel takes its name from the village of Hasselt that once occupied this area, reflecting Tilburg's rural past. Today it serves as a place where visitors can experience and understand the historical roots of the city.
The chapel is easily accessible on foot and located at Hasseltplein in the city center, where parking is available. Visitors should ask permission before taking photographs or videos and show respect for the religious nature of the place.
The bell in the tower was cast in the 16th century by a local bell maker and still hangs in its original location. The rare survival of this object across so many centuries makes it a special testament to medieval craftsmanship.
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