The Utrechtse Poort is a city gate in the fortified city of Naarden in North Holland. The gate was built in 1877 and replaces a gate from 1680 on the same site. It gives access to the city from the direction of Utrecht. The current gate consists of an open passage with profile walls on either side and a guard building on the city side. The façade of the guard building is made of brick and decorated with natural stone. The gate was designed by Jacobus van Lokhorst. The building has two wings on either side of a gate over the passage. On the wings are two turrets with embrasures. They are interconnected by a parapet. In the building there are several waiting rooms and a few cells.
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