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Utrecht
Utrecht

By Andreas Lechtape, Rene De Kam

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Utrecht
De ommuurde stad
De ommuurde stad

By Rene De Kam

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For centuries many Dutch cities were hidden behind walls, towers and gates. When the bell rang in the evening because the city gates were about to close, the townspeople had to hurry to get in on t...

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Dwars door Utrecht
Dwars door Utrecht

By Rene De Kam

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Het Utrechtse antwoord
Het Utrechtse antwoord

By Bart Kluck

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De Utrechtse Domtoren
De Utrechtse Domtoren

By Rene De Kam

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Utrecht
Utrecht

By Andreas Lechtape, Rene De Kam

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De Utrechtse Domtoren
De Utrechtse Domtoren

By Rene De Kam

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Sinds 1382 steekt de Domtoren hoog boven de Utrechtse huizen uit. Al tijdens de bouwtijd was het een van de meest aansprekende en besproken gebouwen in de stad. En dat zou het altijd blijven. Maar...

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Een waardig huis der stad
Een waardig huis der stad

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