Bleijenbeek Castle Ruins
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Bleijenbeek Castle is situated by the creek of Eckeltsebeek, the first mention of Bleijenbeek in 1405. At that time, the manor house probably consisted of a grange-encased farmhouse with a residential tower, and later the castle was gradually transformed into a medieval castle. February 1945, the imposing castle turned into a ruin.
The ruin still reveals the contours of the building, which was once considered a good example of a knight's apartment of the second half of the seventeenth century. "Source: lustauflimburg.de/die-region/sehenswurdigkeiten/schloss-bleijenbeektranslated by
•February 5, 2017
Castle Bleijenbeek, often written in German Blyenbeck, is a ruined castle in the district Afferden of Bergen in the Dutch province of Limburg.
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