Vleeshal
Haarlem, Netherlands
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The Vleeshal is a Renaissance market hall built in 1601 in Haarlem, Netherlands, designed by the architect Lieven de Key. Located at the Grote Markt, this historic structure served as a meat market and stands as a designated Rijksmonument, reflecting the architectural sophistication of early 17th-century Dutch civic building.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- market hall
- Heritage
- Rijksmonument
- Place
- Haarlem, Netherlands
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