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| Hattem | ||
| province | Gelderland | |
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| Residents | 12.173 (2019) | |
| Tourist info | (0)900 - 235 428 836 (only possible in NL) TIP Hattem | |
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Hattem is an old fortress and Hanseatic city in the province Gelderland. The city lies on the northern edge of the Veluwe. Neighboring communities in the south are Oldebroek and Heerde and in the north Kampen and Zwolle (both provinces Overijssel).
background
The settlement Hat home was mentioned for the first time in a text from 819.
Hattem received city rights from Count Reinaldus II, Duke of Gelre in 1299, was expanded into a fortress at this northern point of the Geldrian property on the IJssel and, as a trading town on the IJssel, became a member of the Hanseatic League.
In 1401 the St. Lucia Castle was built. The building was popularly called "de dikke tinne" "Die dicke Zinne") because it had the thickest walls in the country. In 1778 the castle was torn down and the city had found a well-paying buyer for the stones.
In 1786 Hattem and Elburg became known as the origin of a strong "patriotic" movement (directed against the House of Orange), which, however, was quickly suppressed by the troops of the governor Willem V.
The city celebrated its 700th birthday with the arrival of the Dutch "national saint" St. Nicolaas. The apostle Andrew, on the other hand, is the patron saint of Hattem.
Between November 21, 1887 and October 8, 1950, the city owned a train station on the Apeldoorn - Zwolle line.
getting there
By plane
By train
The next train station is Zwolle. This is best over from northwest Germany Enschede - Deventer, otherwise over Arnhem to reach.
By bus
From Zwolle train station, bus line 90 leaves every 30 minutes (every hour) Veolia to Hattem.
In the street
Hattem is close to the Hattemerbroek motorway junction. This is where the one from the northeast (Zwolle - Meppel - Groningen) coming and going west (Amersfoort - Utrecht) leading A28 to Emmeloord - Kampen coming and going south (Apeldoorn - Arnhem) leading N50 / A50. The exit "Hattem" is number (30) on both motorways.
It is best to park your car in the "De Bleek" car park (free and signposted).
By boat
mobility
Map of Hattem
Hattem is used by society's buses Veolia served. In addition to the OV-chipkaart, which is valid throughout the Netherlands, there are some cards for the Veluwe that are only valid in this region. It refers to
- Na9minderkaartje ("After 9 less card"). The name says it clearly. Outside the morning rush hour, the bus journey becomes cheaper. After leaving the bus, the ticket is no longer valid. So changing is not allowed. The card is valid on all regional Veolia bus routes and costs € 3.00 per person.
- Roadrunner Children aged 4 and under 12 travel for free when accompanied by an adult who has a normal Strippenkaart or a season ticket. The card is valid Mon-Fri from 9 a.m., Sat all day long. The route is only valid on the Veolia Transport Veluwe, Arriva and Syntus buses in the province of Gelderland, as well as on lines 43s and 86s from Connexxion.
- Weekend Dagkaart The "weekend day pass" is valid for two adults and three children (or fewer) on a Saturday or Sunday (or public holiday) on all Veolia buses on the Veluwe. It costs € 10 and is available from the bus driver.
The following bus line operates in Hattem:
- 90s Apeldoorn NS - Wenum - Vaassen - Ernst - Epe - Heerde - Wapenveld - Hattem - Zwolle NS and back. From the stop "Hattem Centrum" to Zwolle this bus runs Mon-Fri 5.54 am - 11.24 pm every 30 minutes: Sat 7.24 am - 0.24 am every 30 minutes; Sun 8.26am - 12.26pm every hour, 1.26pm - 10.56pm every half hour and at 11.56pm.
- In the direction of Apeldoorn there is a bus every 30 minutes from Monday to Friday from 5.32 to 0.02; Sa 8.03 - 0.02 every 30 minutes; Sun 9.02-13.02 every 60 minutes, 14.02-23.32 every 30 minutes.
Tourist Attractions
Church, synagogue
- 1 Grote- of Andreaskerk, Market 2. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4442701. In the heart of the old town stands the Great or Andrew Church with the grave of the knight van Bamberg, who fell in the battle for Gelre near Steenwijk in 1522. He was of great importance to Hattem because he pugged a relic of St. Anne while he was alive in France. She found her way (presumably with him) to the altar of the Andreaskerk. Hatten became a place of pilgrimage for a long time. The ceiling of the chapel in which Van Bamberg rests is covered with frescoes from the 15th century. There is a clear difference between the cross vaults in the nave (15th century) and the somewhat more complicated net vaults in the choir from the end of the 15th century. The base of the tower is made of tuff and is from the 12th century many more details that grab the visitor's attention.Open: 1.6. - Mid-September (Open Monument Day), Mon - Fri 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Entry is free.
- Carillon. Glockenspiel in the Andreaskerk. It is played every week: Wed (during the market) 2.30 p.m. - 3.15 p.m. and Sat 11.15 a.m. - 12.00 p.m. The concerts from the herb garden behind the are best Fringe school to listen.
- synagogue, Achterstraat 33. The first Jews settled in Hattem in the 18th century. They used a synagogue, which was no longer used after 1790. After 1850 the Jewish community grew again, and in 1873 a new synagogue was inaugurated. This was located on the Achterstraat. During the German occupation, most of the Hattem Jews were deported and murdered in the camps. Only a few were able to go into hiding and thus survive the terror. The interior of the synagogue was damaged and the Torah scrolls were lost. Since 1950 Hattem has belonged to the area of the Jewish community of Zwolle. In 2006 a plaque was unveiled on the former synagogue in memory of the lost Jewish community. The building is no longer used religiously. Today an advertising agency is based here.
Castle ruins
- St. Lucia Castle. Tinneplein and parking lot "Het Slot". Between 1401 and 1404 the Dukes Willem I and Reinaud IV of Gelre converted their "Haus zu Hattem" into a castle that could be defended well. It was named Sint Lucia and was the smallest castle in the Netherlands, but had the thickest walls. The two large towers were 21 m in average and the walls were 7 m thick. The castle was popularly called "de Dikke Tinne" (The thick pinnacle). In 1778 the castle was demolished. But today their outlines are marked in the pavement.
building
- Stadhuis, Market 1. The former hospital "Zum Heiligen Geist" is used as the town hall. Originally from the 14th century, it was rebuilt in 1619 in the Dutch Renaissance. The restoration of 1871 was not very careful, so the restoration, which was completed in 1979, was all the more thorough. The gable on the Kruisstraat was built in 1619 as a town hall, in 1625 with a courtroom (quadruple) expanded.
- Waag en Hoofdwacht, market. In this building with the city coat of arms, erected in 1621, the municipal scales were housed on the ground floor and the main guard house on the first floor. In the 19th century the scale moved to the court house in the Kruisstraat and this building was used as a school. The external stairs and the large doors of the scale were removed at that time. The former Hauptwache was badly damaged during the renovation in the 19th century.
- Dijkpoort, Dijkpoort 1. The Hanseatic city of Hattem was fortified with walls and four city gates in the 15th century. Of these gates only the Dijkpoort has survived. It was built in 1400 and in the 19th century under P.J.H. Cuypers, who had a battlement, roof and corner turrets added. Another type of stone used make these additions visible. In front of the gate was a bailey with two round towers. A connecting wall was still preserved. There are loopholes for cannons and arquebuses. On the town side there is a little white house built against the gate where the town midwife lived.
- Daendelshuis, Kerkhofstraat 9. The widow of the Hattem patriot Herman Willem Daendels (including General of the Troops of the Batavian Republic and later Governor General of the Dutch East Indies) lived in this impressive building from 1619 in the 19th century. The house owes its name to him. Daendels himself was born in the Kerkstraat. The left wings of the house are even older than 1619. During the restoration in the sixties, the gable from 1619 was reconstructed.
- 2 Fringe school, Kerkplein 16. The building of the "French School" has a long history. From the Middle Ages to the 19th century, the mayor and other gentlemen lived here - in the center of the village. During the first half of the 10th century. the building was used as the "French School" for the first time. Modern languages, including French of course, were taught here. At the Fringe School is the herb garden. A wonderful place to rest, to enjoy and to listen to the carillon concert (on Wednesday lunchtime and Saturday morning). The herbs in the garden can be freely picked for your own consumption.
- Pand der Liefde, Adelaarshoek 3. The greatest mystery of this house is its popular name: "House of Love". It is believed that it owes its name to the "Sisters of Love" who made a name for themselves during the plague epidemics. However, this theory could never be proven, as the building only ever had a residential function. The patrician apartment dates from 1626 and was the home of the mayor Van Heerde, who was also a tobacco dealer, so it also served as a merchant's house. Behind the ornate dormer window is another pulley that was used to pull goods up.
- Spookhuys, Adelaarshoek 18. 't Spookhuys is a restaurant in the last remnant of the medieval Sint Lucia Castle that is said to be still haunted.
- Hoge Huis, Korte Kerkstraat. Built in the 2nd quarter of the 17th century, a quarter of a century later it was extended on the east side. On this part is the so-called "Homoetkamer" (Homoet room) with a rich stucco ceiling from around 1870. The building was always inhabited by noble Hattemers. In 1988 seven apartments for senior citizens were built.
Mills
- De Fortuin windmill, Molenbelt 7. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4443990. Octagonal gallery Dutchman (1816/1852). The grain mill is ready for use and can be visited on Saturday 1.30 p.m. - 5.00 p.m. and by arrangement.
- Watermill, Molecates 1. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4432210. Oberschlächtige watermill (1857), which is operated over a reservoir. The grain mill is operational and can be visited on Sunday 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm.
Museums
- Anton Pieck Museum, Achterstraat 46-48. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4442192. The museum was opened in 1984 for the Dutch painter, draftsman and graphic artist Anton Pieck (1895-1987). Pieck is very well known in the Netherlands for his imaginative, often fairytale nostalgic style. He illustrated many books and also designed large parts of the amusement park De Efteling in Kaatsheuvel. Here in Hattem, far enough away from his own place of work (he didn't want to be disturbed by potential visitors), the museum shows many of the artist's original paintings, graphics, lithographs and screen prints.Open: 1.11. - 29.4 .: Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; 1.5. - 31.10 .: Mon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. July, August and all school holidays: Sun Mon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Ascension Day, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, December 26th, 31st: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Closed: 2nd Saturday in January to 31st January, 30th April, Easter Sunday, Pentecost Sunday, 25th December, 1st JanuaryPrice: Adults € 6.00; Children (4-12) € 3.00. The admission ticket is also valid for that Voerman Museum.
- 3 Voerman Museum, Achterstraat 46-48. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4442897. The Voerman Museum is the city museum of Hattem, which, in addition to the history of the city and region, is also dedicated to the life and work of local artists. First and foremost, these are father and son Voerman, after whom the museum is also named. These have mainly dealt with the surrounding landscape.Open: 1.11. - 29.4 .: Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; 1.5. - 31.10 .: Mon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. July, August and all school holidays: Sun Mon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m., Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Ascension Day, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, December 26th, 31st: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Closed: 2nd Saturday in January to 31st January, 30th April, Easter Sunday, Pentecost Sunday, 25th December, 1st JanuaryPrice: Adults € 6.00; Children (4-12) € 3.00. The admission ticket is also valid for that Anton Pieck Museum.
- 4 Nederlands Bakkerijmuseum ‘Het Warme Land’, Kerkhofstraat 13. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4441715. The main collection of the Dutch Bakery Museum deals with the importance of bread as a food for human culture. Based on this, the museum presents a company kitchen from the 18th century, a day apartment for the baker and his family, a bread shop from grandmother's time, the development of speculoos. A permanent exhibition "Bread is Life" deals with the history of bread as well as cakes and rusks. The museum has a small café where various special bread specialties can be tried. There is also a museum shop with interesting items.Open: Tue - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; in all school holidays also on Sun Mon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Closed: Easter Sunday, April 30th, Pentecost Sunday, December 25th, December 31st, January 1st.Price: Adults € 6.00; Children (4-12) € 3.00; Children (-3) free. MJK.
- Combo card for all museums in Hattem: adults € 11.00; Children / adolescents (-15) € 5.50.
activities
shop
opening hours
Most shops are only open from 1 p.m. on Mondays, Tues - Fri 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. / 5 p.m. The supermarkets of Albert Heijn and Bonuses are open Mon - Sat 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. (Bonuses Sat only until 6 p.m.).
Some shops take a lunch break from 12.30pm to 1.30pm.
Koopavond
The weekly koopavond takes place in Hattem on Fridays. The shops are then open until 9 p.m.
market
The weekly market takes place on Wed 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. around the Grote Kerk.
kitchen
Cheap
- Café Strøget, Kruisstraat 1. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4449464. Freshly baked and generously filled rolls in a cozy café / lunch room with a terrace on the market square. "Strøget" also offers a wide range of drinks and regularly changing types of beer.
- Koffiehuis De Vicaris, Ridderstraat 5. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4448391. The coffee and tea bar in this old house in the Ridderstraat offers next to the real coffie Vicaris also an English high tea.Open: Tue - Thu 10 a.m. - 5.30 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Lunchroom Blom, Kerkstraat 30. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4445193. Lunchroom Blom serves rolls and pastries from its own bakery together with a delicious cup of coffee. One of the specialties of this lunchroom is the Hatter brok.
- Tearoom en Banketbakkerij Kamphorst, Molenbelt 2b. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4477265. This cozy pastry shop with tea room and terrace is located at the foot of the windmill. A fine cup of coffee, tea or a soft drink can be ordered here as well as one of the specialties: peezekoffie, hazelnut foam head or a molenbeltje (mill hill).
- Mangerie De Haven, Geldersedijk 18. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4448835. Restaurant between Dijkpoort and the marina. The restaurant is available for a cup of coffee with biscuits, a roll, ice cream, a quick lunch or a warm meal. There is also a wide range of snacks, salads and menus to take away.Open: Mon - Sat
- 1 IJsboerderij IJscowd, Hilsdijk 100. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4446114. Only 2 km from the center is the "Eisbauernhof IJscowd" (the latter is to be pronounced as "eiskaut" and then means "ice cold"). There are many handcrafted types of cream ice cream, from vanilla to strawberry ice cream, made without artificial additives or flavorings, but also more unusual flavors such as After eight, Bitterkoekjes or Appelstroop. For many people from the area, the "ice cream farm" is an integral part of their excursion. Various regional products are available in the farmer's shop.Open: Mon - Thu 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.; Fri - Sat 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Open from 10.30 a.m. in the summer months. Closed Tuesdays from November to April. So closed.
medium
- 2 Grill restaurant 't Spookhuys, Adelaarshoek 18. Tel.: 31 (0)38 444574. In the last remnants of the former St. Lucia Castle, there are not only delicious grill, fish and vegetarian dishes, but supposedly still haunted. So if something rattles in the kitchen.Open: Mon - Sat from 5 p.m.; July August Mon - Sun from 5 p.m.Price: Lunch menu: soups € 4.80; Sandwiches € 7.50; Uitsmijter € 7.50; Plate 't Spookhuys € 12.50. Dinner menu: cold starters € 8.50; Soups € 4.50; Warm starters € 8.75; Vegetarian meals € 16.50; Fish dishes € 17.50; Meat dishes € 16.50 - 19.90; Desserts € from € 8.00; Children's menu € 9.50.
- 3 Restaurant de Ridderhof, Ridderstraat 25. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4446627. This restaurant is particularly suitable for visitors to Hattems. 125 seats are distributed over two rooms, with an additional 35 seats on the terrace. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, the quality of the dishes is decent and the prices bearable.
Upscale
- Restaurant de Gelderkamp, Apeldoornseweg 20. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4441624. "De Gelderkamp" is located in the wooded area of Hattem. Honest and recognizable dishes are served in a sociable, informal atmosphere.Open: Wed - Fri, Sun from 12 p.m., Sat from 5 p.m.Price: Small menu: € 6.75 - 12.50; Lunch menu 2 courses € 23.50; Large menu: 3-course menu of choice € 32.50; 4 courses € 37.50; 5 courses € 42.50; Starters € 9.25 - 12.50; Soups € 5.75; Main courses fish € 18.50 - 21.50; Meat € 18.50 - 25.50; Desserts € 7.25 - 15.50. High tea € 18.50.
- Brasserie De Zwarte Truffel, Kerkstraat 2. Tel.: 31 (0)38 3636920. "The Black Truffle" is located in a listed building in downtown Hattem. The cuisine is predominantly Mediterranean. Has in summer De Zwarte Truffle a terrace on the market square.Open: Tue - Sun from 10 a.m. Sun until 5 p.m. Lunch 12 p.m. - 3 p.m., dinner from 5 p.m.Price: Lunch menu: soups € 5.75; Gourmet salads € 13.75 - 16.75; Sandwiches € 8.25 - 9.25; Egg dishes € 4.75 - 6.25. Dinner menu: soups € 7.25; Starters € 9.75 - 11.25; Main courses € 16.50 - 25.50; Children's menu € 8.75; Desserts € 8.50 - 12.50.
nightlife
accommodation
Campsites
- Wapenveld natural camping site, Dreefseweg, Wapenveld. Mobile: (0)6-55358978. The "De Tonberg" campsite run by the SBB State Forestry Office has 31 pitches, 8 of which are reserved for hikers and cyclists. The site can be reached from the Heerde - Wapenveld provincial road.Open: 1.4. - 1.11.Price: Adults € 5.00; Children (-12) € 3.30; Tourist tax € 0.90.
- 1 Camping Landgoed Molecaten, Koeweg 1, 8051 PM Hattem. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4447044. Slightly more luxurious campsite with corresponding prices. But there is also a washing machine, bar and entertainment.Open: 1.4. - 4.10.Price: Basic rate (2 people tent / caravan) € 14.00; Small tent (Trekkerstent 2 pers.) € 9.25; Shower € 0.50; Taxes and duties € 1.05.
- 2 Holiday park De Leemkule, Leemkuilen 6, Hattem. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4441945. The same provider as on the neighboring estate, only a little more classy.Open: 1.4. - 1.11.Price: Basic rate (2 people tent / caravan) € 17.50-25.00 (depending on the season); Small tent (Trekkerstent 2 pers.) € 11.95; Trekker hat € 34.00; Taxes and duties € 1.05.
- 3 Camping IJsselheide, Vogelzangveldweg 23, 8094 PH Hattemerbroek. Tel.: 31 (0)38 3761372. Price: No information.
Bed & Breakfast
- Tussen Heuvels en Rivier, Nieuwstad 28. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4441543 (in the morning 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. and in the evening 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.). Gerard Vos' guest house is located "between hills and river" on the outskirts of the city center. He offers two guest rooms, one of which is a little more simple, the other a little more luxurious.Price: € 20.00 p.p. for the simple room; € 25.00 for the better equipped room.
- De Hoenwaard, Hoenwaardseweg 15. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4446338, Mobile: (0)6-12139408. The Van den Broek family farm is around 1.5 km from downtown Hattem. You have three simple double rooms available. Pets (dog / cat) are possible by arrangement.Price: € 25.00 p.p .; Cat € 2.50; Dog € 5.00.
- 4 De Boerderij, Geldersedijk 107. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4446471, Mobile: (0)6-51508396. Ms. Klasien Leegsma offers three comfortable guest rooms in her residential farm. No smoking in the B&B, no pets.Price: € 65.00 for 2 people.
Hotels
There are no hotels in Hattem!
security
Hattem belongs to the Noord- en Oost-Gelderland police region. The wijkteam Heerde-Hattem has an office in the fire station at Verlengde Parklaan 2. This is open Mon-Fri (except ft) 10-12 a.m. and by prior arrangement. It can be reached via the central telephone number 0900-8844. The emergency number 112 should only be used in emergencies.
health
Family doctors
- De Hof van Blom, Hof van Blom 7. Tel.: 31 (0)38 4449595.
- 't Veen, Hoopjesweg 3. Tel.: 31 (0)38 443271.
pharmacy
- Kring-Apotheek Ridderstraat 13, Tel: 038-4442255.
Practical advice
- 1 Postal agency, in the bookstore "Bruna", Kerkstraat 35. Open: Mon - Fri 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 1.30 p.m. - 5.30 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
trips
literature
Web links
- http://www.hattem.nl/ - Official website of Hattem
