Plattegrond van de stad Utrecht 1695

This detailed map of Utrecht, created by Dutch artist Jan van Vianen in 1695, provides a fascinating glimpse into the city's urban layout. The map showcases the city's streets, canals, and surrounding areas, including the river Rhine. Its intricate detail, including the depiction of buildings and fortifications, reveals the city's structure and highlights its importance in 17th-century Netherlands. The map's decorative elements, like the coats of arms and figure of Minerva, add to its aesthetic appeal and historical significance. The map is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering visitors an opportunity to study this historical document firsthand.