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Breda - Wikipedia Breda has 185,072 inhabitants on 13 September 2022 and is part of the Brabantse Stedenrij; it is the tenth largest city municipality in the country, and the third largest in North Brabant after Eindhoven and Tilburg
Breda Travel and City Guide - Netherlands Tourism Breda is a city in the west of the province North Brabant of the Netherlands and has over 170,000 inhabitants It is a very cozy and social city, partly due to the large number of students that live in the city
Breda travel tips: hotspots, activities, cafés and more Breda is a city of many faces With its cobblestone streets, extraordinary historic buildings, beautiful canals, green parks, lively pavement cafés and surprising creative hotspots, there’s something for everyone It has all the amenities of a city but with the charming cosiness of a village
15 Best Things to Do in Breda (the Netherlands) Located in the South of the Netherlands, only 10km from the Belgium border, Breda is the 9th largest city in the country and features a wealth of historical buildings and cultural attractions
Breda, a city of contrasts - VisitBrabant In Breda, creative people and impact makers give a contemporary character to the city filled with history You can see this for yourself in the bustling shopping streets and the rough harbour area
Breda | Netherlands, History, Culture | Britannica Breda, gemeente (municipality), southwestern Netherlands, at the confluence of the Mark (Merk) and Aa rivers It was a direct fief of the duchy of Brabant; its earliest known lord was Godfrey I (1125–70), in whose family it continued until it was sold to Brabant in 1327