Bartholomeus Gasthuis
Centuries-old care home with a medieval hall, chapel and a regents' room lined in tapestries.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Bartholomeus Gasthuis in Utrecht follows the people whose work shaped the house on Lange Smeestraat: weavers in a seventeenth-century Delft workshop, a fifteenth-century bell founder, and the board of regents once known as the brothers. It touches the residents of the medieval hall and chapel and the carers who work here now. Best heard on the street, facing the gable.
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