5 Sights in Hattem, Netherlands (with Map and Images)

Fusillade Monument Hattem is a monument located on the IJssel on the Geldersedijk near Hattem in the province of Gelderland in memory of six prisoners who were executed by the German occupying forces on April 4, 1945 just before the liberation. These prisoners, who were on a death list, were detained in the House of Detention in Zwolle and were executed as revenge for the sabotage on the railway line near Oldebroek, on the Zwolle - Amersfoort railway section.

Wikipedia: Fusillademonument Hattem (NL)

The Anton Pieck Museum in the Hanseatic town of Hattem in Gelderland exhibits work by the Dutch painter, (book) illustrator and graphic artist Anton Pieck. The museum was opened in 1984 by the artist and Princess Margriet.

Wikipedia: Anton Pieck Museum (NL), Website

The Grote of Andreaskerk is the oldest church building of Hattem. It is situated in the city centre. It is used by the Reformed Protestant community of Hattem for holding church services. Organ concerts and other musical events are also organised in the building.

Wikipedia: Grote of Andreaskerk (Hattem) (EN)

The watermill of Hattem-Molecaten is located southwest of Hattem on the estate near the Molecaten house. It is an overshot watermill that uses the water of local sprinklers. These provide the water supply for the reservoir in front of the mill. The mill is able to run but lacks water because no water from the 1 ha pond around the country house can be used. There is therefore a diversion directly from a spring to the mill. Before pumping can begin, the water must first be impounded.

Wikipedia: Watermolen van Hattem-Molecaten (NL)

The windmill De Fortuin is located at Molenbelt 7 in the Dutch city of Hattem. The windmill was built in 1816 to replace an earlier mill that had been blown over in 1808. In 1852 the mill was given a stone substructure. The upper half of this substructure is built around the octagonal posts.

Wikipedia: De Fortuin (Hattem) (NL)