An Exciting Day At Den Bosch

Hieronymus Bosch (Jheronimus Bosch) is a post-Gothic Dutch painter, representing the North of the pre-Renaissance period. He is famous for his weird and spooky works. In this year, the 500th anniversary of the death of Hieronymus Bosch will be held solemnly. As a painting enthusiast, our roommate invited us to visit his hometown for the first day of the year. From Eindhoven, it took us 20 minutes by train to get to Den Bosch - the ancient city

. , beautiful in the south of the Netherlands. Den Bosch, also known as ‘s-Hertogenbosch, meaning“ duke's forest ”, is the provincial capital of Noord-Brabant province, founded in 1185 and was formerly the fortress of Duke Brabant. Destroyed in 1203, it was quickly restored, and in 1475 the city walls were enlarged to cover a wider area A trench was dug to serve water traffic, through which the rivers Dommel and Aa have been diverted.



Hieronymus Bosch At the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was the second largest city in the Netherlands. after Utrecht). That was the period when one of the city's most famous children was born and prospered. Hieronymus Bosch was born in 1450, died in 1516, is hailed as one of the greatest painter of the Renaissance in Northern Europe.Tour walks to see the statuesWe walk in the beautiful little city full of sunlight. Many buildings still retain their medieval architecture. Den Bosch Center has a rich cultural history with many famous buildings, museums, churches and some unique monuments Many still alive reminds of its glorious past.



The city walls and the fortress of Hertogenbosch dating back to the sixteenth-seventeenth centuries are still almost intact, as it is the anniversary year there are many Bosch Experience exploration programs with various activities to learn about life. as well as the artist's composing career. Unfortunately, The wondrous climb - the best program until March 6 just started but now January. Lasting until the end of October, this is a unique tour that gives visitors from all directions a unique opportunity. best to see the special sculptures of St John's Church by a walkway 25 meters from the pavement. From here, visitors will see dragons, monsters and exotic creatures right next to them and enjoy the wonderful view of Den Bosch from above. As suggested by a tourist site, we take a tour to discover seven unique statues located relatively close together. The starting point is De Markt Square or The Market Square in English, where we see the first statue: Jheronimus Bosch.



This genius painter was born in Den Bosch and for most of his life he lived and wrote here. He is known for his satirical style and his superb work that often depicts landscapes in detail. To illustrate ethical concepts, religion and many maxims. From here we walk past Kerkstraat toward St John's Church. Along the way, we had a chance to see a lovely statue of Musician with Dancing Children, built in 1969.St. John's Cathedral is the largest Catholic church in the Netherlands in Gothic architecture, has a Roman-style bell tower with a length of 115m, a width of 62m and a height of 73m. In the church there are about a hundred different unique statues that if you stop to see them meticulously, it will take a whole day.



The most unique and impressive is perhaps the statue The Tolling Angel - an angel opening to heaven! We just had to raise our eyes to see this statue. The girl who came along was excited about the statue of an angel holding a cell phone. This was probably an advertisement for the owner of a small restaurant nearby. After walking around in a “horse-riding” flower tour, we found a statue of Saint John and the Eagle just to the right of St John's Church. Dieske: Leaving the square, we turned into Hinthamerstraat to discover the famous statue of Dieske in honor of a boy in the fifteenth century who had repeatedly pooped into Binnendieze - Den Bosch's network of canals. During the minor thief, he discovered the enemy was approaching the city and immediately announced to everyone, becoming a hero overnight. This strange statue is located in a small alley of Hinthamerstraat, and the Jheronimus Bosch Art Center is also located in this area. Although there are not many works drawn by Jheronimus Bosch himself, most of them are duplicates, but that is enough to satisfy us because there is a very impressive introduction.



Continuing from Hinthamerstraat towards Lepelstraat, we met a statue of Zoete Lieve Gerritje depicting a woman singing beside a rooster on the corner of Korenbrugstraat street. In fact, Gerritje is not a woman, but a man! He often dressed as a country girl to "steal" the peasants and that has caused contemporaries pedigree.

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