Oostpoort - Walkingtour Antoni
The gate was built around 1400 and the towers were heightened in the 16th century. The Oostpoort consists of a land-gate and a water-gate that are connected by the remains of the city wall.
Delft
William of Orange settled in Delft in 1572. He chose Delft because the city had some of the best defences in Holland. In 1572, William of Orange moved into the Convent of St Agatha, later renamed the Prinsenhof (and today the Museum Prinsenhof Delft).
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