Hattem Attractions
The little town of Hattem, south of Zwolle, was fortified about 1400. One of the town gates, the Dijkpoort, has survived.
The Dijkpoort, one of the old town gates of Hattem, now houses a bakery museum. There is another bakery museum, Het Warme Land, at Kerkhofstraat 13.
Hours:
May 1 to September 30: 9:30am-4pm ; Closed: Sun, Mon
October 1 to April 30: 9:30am-4pm ; Closed: Sun, Mon, Sun, Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri
The Fortuin windmill (1852) now houses a farming museum.
The Town Hall (Raadhuis), in Renaissance style, was built in 1619 and has been several times restored.
The Streekmuseum in Voermanhuis displays historical material from the surrounding area, together with drawings and paintings by Jan Voerman (landscapes) and Anton Pieck (an illustrator of fairytales and Christmas stories).
Address:
Voerman Museum Hattem, Achterstraat 46-48, Hattem, Gelderland 8051 GC, Netherlands
Hours:
May 2 to October 31: 10am-5pm ; Mon: 1pm-5pm ; Closed: Sun
November 1 to May 1: 10am-5pm ; Closed: Sun, Sun, Mon
Tips: Open Sundays in July and August.
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