Anadolu Moskee
The new Anadolu Mosque was opened in early September 2005. The Turkish mosque stands on the site of an old school that served as a mosque from 1986. (55-06) The mosque has a large minaret that is illuminated green in the evening.
Other nearby buildings
Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerk
Former Reformed Church (1813-1897). As such no longer in use. Now Christian Reformed (since 1897).
Bethelkerk
Modern church with bell tower.
Grote of Martinikerk
Church building of the Protestant Community of Doesburg. Impressive late Gothic basilica with pillars in the Lower Rhine style. Built around 1490 - 1530. The 95-metre-high tower (one of the 10 highest in the Netherlands, and the highest in Gelderland) was blown up by the occupying forces on 15 April 1945, which also severely damaged the church. After decades of restoration work, the tower and church were put back into use in 1965 and 1972. The carillon - with Hemony bells, among others - originally dates from 1655, the large bell from 1649. Extremely important large organ. Church of the Protestant Community of Angerlo / Doesburg.
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