HILVARENBEEK

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The centre of Hilvarenbeek is formed by the Vrijthof. A vrijthof is an enclosed place, a courtyard of the church or an enclosed courtyard (in medieval Dutch 'vrithof'). The Vrijthof of Hilvarenbeek and the streets leading to it are surrounded by special buildings, including the Sint-Petrus'-Bandenkerk, a Gothic church from the 14th and 15th centuries.
There are also two lime trees on the Vrijthof. The Commandment lime tree is a lime tree that was planted in 1676 or shortly before and has the shape of a badger linde. The tree got its name because the Lord of Hilvarenbeek announced his ordinances below. Traditionally, a younger lime tree was also planted on the Vrijthof, which was to replace the old tree in due course. The current young lime tree was planted in 1923.

In the photo: The Commandment Lime

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