Naarden is one of the best preserved fortified cities in Europe and is especially famous for its special and well-preserved star shape. The fortress has six bastions, a double wall and a double canal belt. It is good to walk on the fortifications. A cruise around the works is also possible. The extensive fortress designed by Adriaen Anthonisz, of which large parts from the 17th century are still present, is for the most part freely accessible.
The fortress is part of the New Dutch Waterline and also houses the Dutch Fortress Museum in the Turfpoort bastion. Here the visitor can see what a fortress looked like during use, and also view the collection of objects from 1350 to 1945. During the frequent activities in the museum, both indoors and outdoors, visitors can also experience what it was like in a fortress. The Waterline Path runs around the fortress, making the scope of the works clearly visible. The fortress also houses the biennial national FotoFestival Naarden. The entire fortress was owned by the State until January 15, 2016; After the military function was discontinued, its parts were successively transferred from Defense to the portfolio of the Government Buildings Agency, and subsequently transferred by the Government Buildings Agency to the National Monuments Organization on 15 January 2016. The fortress is a protected cityscape
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