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Tuesday Market Weekmarkt Weesp

Every Tuesday, the market vendors are ready for you at the Grote Plein/Nieuwstraat market in Weesp. There are several market stalls set up with a variety of products. The weekly Tuesday market starts at 09:00 and ends at 13:00. It's the perfect place to shop for daily or speciality groceries.

City of Wesopa

City of Wesopa is an intimate theater on the Kom, in the heart of Weesp.

Accessible to visitors with limited mobility Assistance and Guide dogs are welcome

Museum Weesp

Discover, experience and get to know the rich history of Weesp. Situated in the beautiful town hall built in 1776, the museum tells the story of the city and its inhabitants. Learn about the famous Weesper porcelain, the tasty history of the Van Houten chocolate makers and the rich past of the beer brewers and jenever distillers.

Van Houtenkerk

The Van Houten Church in Weesp has a beautiful authentic interior in the style of Berlages New Art with Art Nouveau features. The church is also popularly referred to as the Chocolate Church.

Gosling Coffee

Coffee with impact.

Gosling works directly with coffee farmers to ensure they receive a fairer price. The brand aims to provide farmers with a living income, make coffee cultivation more sustainable, and support local communities through carefully selected projects. By purchasing Gosling coffee for home or your office break, you can make a difference in the lives of coffee-farming families in Uganda, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Colombia and Peru. Call for a personal tour and a freshly brewed cup.

De Kringloper

A cosy thrift store 

Shop here for second-hand clothing, home accessories, books and toys. You make the world greener and more sustainable through your purchase by reusing preloved items and supporting De Kringloper's social mission. As a non-profit store, it helps people facing employment difficulties find more stable work.

Grote or St. Laurenskerk

This beautiful church – also popularly known as the Grote Kerk – was built around 1450 as a cruciform church and is considered the oldest building in Weesp. In the church tower hangs a carillon by the Hemony brothers from Amsterdam. This 17th-century chime still plays every 15 minutes.

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