2.1 km
A rebuilt historic farmhouse near Kampsheide, with space for cultural activities and meetings.
Discover Rolde
Buildings
The Jacobuskerk, the windmill, the old station and the town halls: buildings that tell the story of Rolde.
Distances from de Jacobuskerk in Rolde.
2.1 km
300 m
Rolde's station building on the closed Assen-Stadskanaal railway line, designed by the architect Eduard Cuypers. Passengers got on and off here from 1905 to 1947.
150 m
Over the years Rolde had three town halls. The building at Hoofdstraat 11, designed by J. Neisingh in 1918, is still almost intact.
800 m
A wooden retreat on Nijlanderstraat, associated with the Duintjer family and recognisable by the named entrance gate.
50 m
Rolde's Gothic church, with a tower that can be seen from far away. For centuries the Etstoel, the highest court of Drenthe, also met here.
650 m
Rolde's community centre on the Zuides, with a sports hall, the library and rooms for clubs, and the health centre next door.
500 m
Corn mill from 1873 on the Grote Brink, in the centre of Rolde. Volunteer millers still keep it turning and grinding.
250 m
The meeting hall of the Jacobuskerk congregation on the Hunebedweg, a short walk from the church, where the Dorpssoep is held on the third Thursday of every month.
850 m
From country house and children’s convalescent home to a care estate: ’t Ruige Veld on Asserstraat connects buildings, landscape and the history of care in Rolde.