Sint-Eusebiuskerk or St. Eusebius' Church is the largest building in Arnhem. With its towering height and striking gothic architecture, the church is famous for being a major cultural highlight. The original site was dedicated to St. Martinus but was later devoted to St. Eusebius when many of his relics were sent to Arnhem in the first half of the 15th century. Visitors should not miss the elegant interior of the church, characterized by a paratrooper memorial, to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in WWII, the inside spire and the underground crypts, that hold ancient human remains.