Deventer — Five-Day Hanseatic Local Living

The single most iconic food shop in the city; locals have bought cake here since 1593.

💡 Ask for 'bijtjes' (the little ones) for a snack or buy a whole loaf.

The anchor of the town's Hanseatic history; it's the oldest weighing house in the country.

💡 Check for temporary exhibits on the Printing history.

The central living room of Deventer. Locals gather here regardless of temperature (blankets provided).

💡 Pick any terrace with a good view of the Waag.

The silhouette of the city; locals climb the tower for a 360-degree view of their town.

💡 Tower climb is separate and may have limited hours in winter.

A historic bruin café and hotel; the quintessential spot for a local dinner on the Brink.

💡 Try their seasonal Dutch specialties.

Home to the oldest stone house in the Netherlands (late 12th century).

💡 Exterior viewing only for the Romanesque stone facade.

Located in an old black silo, it is the first such project in the east of the country. pure local favorite.

💡 Atmosphere is best on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Deventer's own brewing success story, located in an old industrial hall.

💡 The IJssel beer is the local staple.

The gathering spot for the whole city on Saturdays. Cheese, fish, and flowers.

💡 Locals buy their weekly cheese supply here.