Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Tilburg, Netherlands

Rotating House is a work of art in Tilburg on the Hasselt roundabout. It is seen as one of the most remarkable realisations of roundabout art in the Netherlands. John Körmeling's artwork consists of a revolving house in the middle of the roundabout. The house rotates slowly. The house is 5 meters wide, 8.5 meters deep and 10 meters high.

Wikipedia: Draaiend Huis (kunstwerk) (NL), Url

The Hasseltse Chapel or Chapel Onze Lieve Vretitation is a chapel in the Tilburg neighborhood and former Herdgang Hasselt, which dates from something before 1536. The chapel is therefore the oldest religious monument in Tilburg.

Wikipedia: Hasseltse kapel (NL), Website, Url

St. Luke's Church is a Roman Catholic parish church on the Lage Witsiebaan in the Tilburg district of Het Zand. The building was designed in 1964 by architect Jules Nouwens in a sober modernist style. The building was completed in 1965.

Wikipedia: Sint-Lucaskerk (Tilburg) (NL), Website

The Wandelbos is a city park in Tilburg West. It was designed in or before 1917 by the well-known landscape architect Leonard Springer, who also designed the Wilhelminapark (1895) and the Leijpark in Tilburg. It was carried out as a job creation project under the direction of the Nederlandsche Heidemaatschappij and was put into use in 1920. A second phase was completed in 1921 and 1922, but it was not fully completed until 1937. When it opened, it was given the name Stadswandelbos (City Walking Forest).

Wikipedia: Wandelbos (Tilburg) (NL)

The Oude Warande is an 18th-century park, located south of the Tilburg-Breda railway line, between Tilburg University station and the Reeshof district. The park was created in 1712 by order of William VIII of Hesse-Kassel and is one of the few intact star forests in the Netherlands.

Wikipedia: Oude Warande (NL)