Yes, for its historical and architectural significance as part of the Middelburg Abbey complex and the Nieuwe Kerk.
The 'Old Middelburg Cathedral,' more accurately described as parts of the former Middelburg Abbey and the present-day Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) within the abbey complex, is worth visiting for those interested in Dutch history, religious architecture, and cultural heritage. While the original cathedral was largely destroyed, the surviving structures, particularly the Koorkerk (Choir Church) and the Nieuwe Kerk, offer insights into centuries of religious and civic life in Middelburg. The abbey complex itself is a central historical landmark, housing government offices and providing a serene atmosphere for exploration.
Visitors can appreciate the blend of architectural styles, from medieval origins to later additions and restorations. The tower, Lange Jan, offers panoramic views of the city for those willing to climb its numerous steps, providing a valuable perspective on the urban layout and surrounding landscape. For individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Middelburg's past, exploring these historical religious buildings is a rewarding experience.