Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #4 in Amersfoort, Netherlands

It takes two to tango is a work of art from 1989 located on the Stichtse Rotonde on the south side of Amersfoort. It is a work by Ernst Hazenbroek.

Wikipedia: It takes two to tango (NL)

The Belgians Monument is a monument on the Amersfoortse Berg in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. Belgian soldiers built it to commemorate the internment in the Netherlands during the First World War as a job creation and learning project. It is the largest monument in the Netherlands in terms of size.

Wikipedia: Belgenmonument (Amersfoort) (NL)

The Amersfoortse Berg is a hill in the Dutch municipality of Amersfoort. The hilltop is located at about 44 meters above sea level and is located in the northeastern part of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug.

Wikipedia: Amersfoortse Berg (NL)

The Sint-Ansfridus Church is a Roman Catholic church building in the Bergkwartier district of Amersfoort. The church is dedicated to Saint Ansfridus. Since 2010, the church has been part of the Parish of Our Lady of Amersfoort, in which all Roman Catholic churches of Amersfoort and the surrounding area have merged. The church is a municipal monument.

Wikipedia: Sint-Ansfriduskerk (NL), Website

The Nieuwe Kerk is a Dutch Reformed church building, located at Leusderweg 110 in Amersfoort. Today it is a PKN church.

Wikipedia: Nieuwe Kerk (Amersfoort) (NL), Website

The Martuskerk is a Protestant church building at Copernicusstraat 18 in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. The church is located in the Leusderkwartier.

Wikipedia: Martuskerk (NL), Website