Explore all neighborhoods and districts in Breda. Each area has its own unique character, attractions, and lifestyle. Click on any district to learn more about living there.
Northern residential district including neighborhoods like Geeren, Doornbos-Linie, and Biesdonk with shopping centers.
Southern district including Zandberg neighborhood, known for shopping areas.
Northwest district known as Haagse Beemden, a modern suburban area with housing and green spaces.
Western district including Princenhage, with local shops and proximity to border crossing Hazeldonk.
The historic city center with shopping streets, Grote Markt, and major attractions like Valkenberg Park.
Southeastern district including the historic Ginneken area with shopping street Ginnekenstraat.
Haagse Beemden, also known as Breda Noord-West, is a planned residential area with ample green spaces and family homes.
Breda Oost is the eastern sector of Breda, featuring residential areas and growing urban development.
Separate village incorporated into Breda municipality, with rural character and community facilities.
Teteringen is a village sector north of Breda, offering a suburban lifestyle with good connections to the city center.
Village district in Breda municipality with rural surroundings and community focus.
A spacious neighborhood in Breda Noord with many single-family homes and some low-rise apartment buildings. The area includes two small shopping centers and is appreciated by residents for its living climate and community spirit. Approximately 3,900 inhabitants.[2]
The southern part of Geeren neighborhood in Breda Noord, built in the 1960s with a relatively high percentage of apartment buildings. Residents have access to the Hoge Vught shopping center in neighboring Biesdonk.
Bavel is a village and sector in the municipality of Breda, located to the southwest, known for its rural character and proximity to the city.
A unique historic area in the city center featuring the Begijnhof, a distinctive architectural landmark with cultural significance.
A waterfront neighborhood featuring the Havermarkt and water-based leisure activities, with terraces and relaxation spots
A border crossing area located within Breda West, serving as a connection point between Breda and Belgium.
A central neighborhood in Breda's historic core, featuring the Grote Markt as a focal point with daily markets and historic architecture
A smaller neighborhood within Breda Noord featuring the Liniepark as a green area. Residents appreciate the living climate and community atmosphere.
An outdated residential area from the 1960s with a multicultural population and many social rental properties. Located between railways and the Northern Ring Road, currently undergoing urban renewal with green infrastructure projects.
A grand neighborhood with Mediterranean appearance, featuring passionate entrepreneurs, shopping, dining, and social venues with upscale character
A small historic pedestrian alley in the city center known as Vineyards Alley, featuring outdoor dining and historic charm with narrow streets.
