Tower Relocation Museum
Bocholt writes history
The church tower of Bocholt was the oldest relocated monument in the world until 1960. Visit the musuem and learn more about this relocation.
Discover the rich past of Bocholt
Sightseeing
Bezoek de bezienswaardigheden in de omgeving.
The oldest written mention of Bocholt dates back to 1162. But the oldest traces of human presence in our municipality can be found in Kaulille: after all, there are four burial mounds dating from the Iron Age (10,000 B.C.) there.
Bocholt is a relatively small municipality, but several beautiful, historic and valuable buildings remain. They are silent witnesses to our rich past. Find out what sights to visit in this area.
The Cloots Mill
The story of the Cloots mill
Discover the story of the Clootsmolen, also called Neermolen or Damburgmolen, during your visit to the mill.
The Binker Mill
Discover the Water Mill
Visit the Binker Mill and learn all about the water mill, which you can find on the Abeek River.
The Front Luys Mill
The cozy mill of Bocholt
Visit the mill and learn the story while enjoying a snack and a drink. The perfect stopover during a walking or biking tour.
Damburg
The German nobleman's house
Visit the Damburg Castle Farm and discover the property's rich history.
Windmill of Kaulille
The old Sevens mill
This small windmill is still the only ground-sailer in Belgian Limburg. Together with the miller's house, which is as old as the mill, it forms an attractive ensemble.
The water mill of Reppel
The grain mill of Reppel
Visit the Reppel water mill, located on the Aa creek. It was first mentioned in a deed from 856. This would make it the oldest water mill in Belgium.
