Roosendaal

Roosendaal, located in West Brabant, is a city close to Breda and Antwerp, which is distinguished by its historical heritage and lively cultural scene. The city, at the intersection of railways, has significant public infrastructure with extensive train and bus connections. It is home to iconic architectural monuments such as the Church of St. John the Baptist, a Gothic structure dating back to the 14th century, and the Tongerlohuys, a historical museum that highlights the city's rich past.

Roosendaal also has an abundance of recreational facilities. The city has numerous parks, including the renowned Kalmthoutse Heide, a cross-border nature park with a breathtaking heathland landscape. Shopping and dining enthusiasts will be attracted to the bustling city center, which offers a wide range of shops, markets and catering establishments. Roosendaal is also known for its annual carnival celebrations and the Roosendaal Swingt festival, which attracts music lovers from all over the country. Characteristic of this city are its hospitable people and the tender concern for the preservation of its distinctive culture and heritage.