A Little walk in Oudewater 🌞 | Utrecht | The Netherlands - 4K60

Walking around in the beautiful typical dutch 16th century old city centre of the Town. I found that the old houses were very well maintained and very close to their original state. Oudewater was an important border city between Holland and Utrecht. Oudewater (lit. "Old water") was of great strategic importance. The town was granted city rights in 1265 by Hendrik van Vianden, the bishop of Utrecht. Oudewater took its place in the First Free States council in Dordrecht on 19 July 1572, Oudewater was one of the twelve cities taking part in the first free convention of the States General in Dordrecht. This was a meeting that laid down the origin of the State of the Netherlands, as we know it now, under the leadership of the House of Orange. This happened at the beginning of the Eighty Years' War (1568–1648) when the Netherlands were still part of the Spanish Empire. Oudewater is famous for the Heksenwaag 03:33 (Witches' scales). This Weighing house, an official town building, became famous at the height of the European witch trials of the 16th century because people accused of witchcraft were offered a fair chance to prove their innocence as opposed to many other places where the scales were rigged. From all over Europe people made the journey to Oudewater to avoid prosecution. After the weighing, they received an official certificate proclaiming them not a witch. Starting Location: https://goo.gl/maps/4HHiGKnfmaQkL5aZ7 Temp: 🌞 22°C City Population: 23.086 Equipment : Osmo Pocket + External Mic + Walking Techniques Editing & Grading: Adobe Premiere Pro Feel free to ask me questions in the comment section, I'll be glad to answer them. Please subscribe and click the bell icon if you want to receive a notification 🙂