Walking through the centre of Breda, you will surely notice the statues and other forms of art. Modern, classic, in stone or bronze. The diversity is vast. Join a unique art walking route through the city centre.

Route length: 3.6 kilometres

Start at the station and walk towards Academiesingel via Spoorstraat. Walk under the railway on Belcrumweg and spot the Blind Walls by Ben Eine. Just after the level crossing, you will find Spoorpark on your right, behind the Courthouse. Walk through here and continue your route along Stationslaan. Choose to walk back via Terheijdense weg, or make an extra loop by walking to the end of Stationslaan, turning right at Doornboslaan, and then walking back to the station via Ceresstraat.

Short route: 2.3 kilometres
Long route: 3.6 kilometres

Do you want to take a short city walk? Then follow the canals! Start at Valkenberg city park and follow the Academiesingel. Continue your way via the Tramsingel, Weerijsingel, Vredenburchsingel, and the Chassésingel. Through the Wilhelminasingel and Oranjesingel, you will end up back at Valkenberg park. A nice round trip where you will come across various historical landmarks and Blind Walls along the way.

Route length: 5.6 kilometres

The Zaartpark is a walking park located in the valley of the Aa or Weerijs river. It is one of the most natural and nature-rich parks in Breda. Plants and animals can use this park as a corridor to move from the Mastbos and the Aa or Weerijs river catchment area to the city and the area north of the city, and vice versa. The valley here serves as an ecological connecting zone and a buffer zone between the city and the rural environment. This park is perfect for a relaxing half-hour walk!

If you want to see something during your walk, try one of the Blind Walls walks or create your own. You can make it as long as you like! Tip: be sure to visit parking lot Mols, where you will find many of them! Check the routes on the Blind Walls website.