Discover the bustling city of Gemert and its surroundings
The Boerenbondsmuseum is located in Gemert. Gemert is not a typical Brabant village, but a unique place on Dutch territory. Traditionally, it has been a great attraction for all kinds of people from different cultures. Princes came to Gemert and built an independent free state. A place of opportunity, happiness and prosperity.
All these people left visible traces that you see today in the streets and in the way we treat each other. Gemert is still the place where you can do what you believe in. Where people meet and inspire each other. Quirky and welcoming. Gemert Principality. You don’t just get there.
A beautiful center full of life and culture
Anyone who has ever visited the center of Gemert knows that there are plenty of sights and activities to be found in the field of culture and art. The center of Gemert contains many (unique) shops, about 200. This ensures that the center of Gemert is a place for both young and old. And also if you want to have a bite to eat or have a drink with friends on a terrace with a beautiful view, you have to be in the heart of Gemert.
In addition to restaurants, shops and numerous cultural activities, the center of Gemert also has several historical activities and sights. For example, the castle of Gemert, the Latin school and the St. John’s Church.
Grab your bike and explore the surroundings of Gemert
Feet on the pedals, wind in your hair and miles of beautiful trails in sight. The varied Brabant landscape is great to explore by bike. The cycle route network takes you on varied cycle paths through cities and national parks, over heathland, through forests and past charming villages.
This route map shows the cycling and walking routes in the immediate vicinity. They are official and well-marked routes via junctions, so you can hit the road without any worries!
Gemert: A vibrant cultural and historical heart in the Land of the Peel
Gemert is a unique and lively municipality with a rich history dating back to the times of monarchs and independent free states. This history is still visible in the streetscape and in the cultural diversity of the inhabitants.
The Boerenbondsmuseum and the historical sights such as the castle of Gemert, the Latin school and the St. John’s Church enhance the cultural richness of the village.
In addition, the center of Gemert offers a mix of about 200 unique shops and various restaurants, making it attractive for both young and old to visit. Gemert is known for its quirky and hospitable character and remains a place where people come together, inspire each other and where everyone can be who he or she wants to be.
