Kampen's smallest house dates from the 17th century. It has always been a residential house, until the 1960s. Then the property impoverished, until painter J. Bres took care of it. It was refurbished and served as storage space for painting materials. After the building threatened to become dilapidated again, it was bought by the municipality. It is now a national monument.
It now presents a beautiful exhibition on grandmother's time. The interior is completely inspired by the 1930s. You can look inside when the manager is present. You can also book a city tour where you visit the cottage, but peeking inside is also allowed.
Smallest house in Kampen
Burgwal 98
8261 ET
Kampen
Contact details
T: +31 38-2022366
E: touristinfokampen@gmail.com
W: https://visitkampen.nl/locaties/het-kleinste-huisje-van-kampen