Moerenburg Landscape Park

Landschschapspark Moetenburg-Koningshoeven is an area where open meadows, woodland plots, ponds and agricultural areas with historic farms alternate.
An area where nature, cultural history, entrepreneurship and recreation are intertwined.

The name Moerenburg is derived from 'moer' which means peat ground or swamp and from 'borch' which can mean, among other things, a fortified (stone) house. The watered house initially functioned as a farm/residential house. This house was first mentioned in the archives in 1310.In 1384, Huize Moerenburg was sold to the abbey of Tongerlo and became a parsonage. For almost three centuries, Huize Moerenburg was the home of the pastor of the parishes of Tilburg and Enschot. Due to the Reformation, it eventually lost its function as a parsonage and was purchased by the Saint Amant family around 1648. They beautified the house and most likely created a French garden in the swamp area. Huize Moerenburg was demolished around 1750.
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Moerenburg is an attractive area on the southeastern edge of Tilburg with an agricultural character and an important function for nature and landscape. Moerenburg is the westernmost part of Het Groene Woud, the National Landscape between Tilburg, Eindhoven and 's-Hertogenbosch
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