Construction of this small but charming two-storey Gothic building began in 1474. It is crowned by a belfry (1599) with an onion bulb dome. The carillon has no fewer than 48 bells. A variety of objects can be seen on the interior, in particular in the audience room (Vierschaar), one of the oldest in the country. These include a vermeil cup offered by Emperor Charles V (1500-1558) to Count Maximilien de Buren in 1548, as well as portraits of the Marquis and Marchioness of Veere.