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: Throughout the city, you can find 3D sculptures of the bizarre creatures from his paintings, and an annual parade even sees people dressed as his characters sailing through the canals. Modern Flavors and Landmarks

Den Bosch’s Greatest Hits: From Bossche Bol to St. John’s Cathedral

: Unlike Amsterdam’s grand canals, these narrow waterways wind underneath the city’s medieval houses and even parts of the Sint-Janskathedraal . den bosch

: Remnants of the original 12th-century walls and the larger 14th-century fortifications still stand as a reminder of its fortress past. The Visionary: Hieronymus Bosch

For centuries, the city's greatest defense was the water surrounding it. Known as the ( Moerasdraak ), it was considered nearly impregnable until 1629 , when Prince Frederick Henry of Orange finally conquered it by using advanced engineering to drain the surrounding marshes. Today, you can still explore this watery history: : Throughout the city, you can find 3D

The city’s most famous resident, (born Jheronimus van Aken), took the city's name to sign his surreal, fantastical paintings.

The "story" of (officially 's-Hertogenbosch ) is a medieval tale of a city born from a duke's forest, shaped by a world-famous visionary artist, and defined by its resilience as a "Swamp Dragon." Founded in 1185 by Henry I, Duke of Brabant, it was built on forested dunes amidst marshes to serve as a strategic fortress against rival territories. The Legend of the Swamp Dragon : Remnants of the original 12th-century walls and

The story of Den Bosch continues today through its unique traditions and architecture: