Naarden is
Naarden is a town autonomous region of the Kloosterstraat in the North Holland. It is located at the southern end of the Ijsselmeer Lake. The fortress was built in 1411. The town is surrounded by a star-shaped fortress. A moat is added outside the fort to make a fortress. The defense is more powerful and is an important part of the ancient Amsterdam water defense line. The buildings in the town have typical Spanish architecture, and the surrounding walls and wide moats make up the fort. From a height or aerial view, you will find the city silhouette resembling a turtle crawling. According to reports, there have been many wars in the history of the town of Narden, and it has been invaded by neighboring European countries. We boarded the bell tower of the tallest building church in the town, overlooking the town, and the streets were clean and quiet.