Herengracht 493 (1766/67),
with cornice
Herengracht 479 (1668, renovated in ±1725) with cornice and beautiful interior
Herengracht to Amstel
right Nieuwe Spiegelstraat to Keizersgracht
backwards Herengracht to Leidsestraat
House De Vicq (1670, renovated in 1730)
The De Vicq House, Herengracht 476, is an example of a 17th-century double house with 18th-century elements. The imposing pilaster gable with festoons dates from 1670, but the attic above the cornice and the double doorstep date from 1730.The attic consists of a balustrade with statues of Mercury and Venus and an eagle. If you think the De Vicq House has a beautiful doorstep, take a look at the double doorstep of Herengracht 480. This is one of the few doorsteps in Amsterdam with so-called harp scrolls.
Herengracht 474, (1669, renovated 1756 and 1890)
In 1756 the neck-gable was replaced by a cornice.
Domicili of the Organisation of Open monuments day
House de Vicq,
Herengracht 476
