マースの洞窟・トップ20

「Premiumwandelroute Arcen」を歩くためにここにいました。Schanzenturmはこの推奨される円形ハイキングトレイルのハイライトの1つでした。

1850年に取り壊された古い水城Schloss Geulleの厩舎は、堀の中にあるエレガントに整備された庭園を備えた快適な宿泊施設に改装されました。暖炉付きの客室、設備の整ったキッチン、自転車、無料Wi-Fiをご利用いただけます。周辺には多数のゴルフコースと優れたミシュラン星付きレストランがあります。

The current owner of the castle is the Boston-based Emerson College, which offers American students a comprehensive orientation about Europe from the castle fountain.

Tip: if you keep walking straight ahead from the main entrance you will reach the Maas. Look left and you will see a small path. Walk a few meters on it and see how the Voer flows into the Maas here. A beautiful view of a surprisingly peaceful spot on the beautiful grounds of the castle where you also walk a beautiful piece of wild garlic path.

The current castle is a fortification of the 17th century castle, which was demolished in 1847. The impressive castle is surrounded by a wide moat and there is a gatehouse on the west side, which you can reach via an arched bridge. The stables of the old moated castle, Geulle Castle, demolished in 1850, have been converted into comfortable accommodation with elegantly landscaped gardens within the moat.

The current castle is the remaining outer bailey, a remnant of a 17th-century Renaissance castle that was demolished in 1847. The remaining outer bailey is a national monument.

Basement and moated main building in Maasland Renaissance style, consisting of a rectangular west and south wing, which enclose a square, partly paved castle square in a hook shape. The castle is built in red brick interrupted by marlstone bands and rests with the castle square on a substructure of brick and bluestone blocks. As such, the castle was built or completed in 1636, five years after the marriage of Arnold de la Margelle to Margaretha Anna Francisca van Bocholtz. This event is commemorated by a facade stone above the gate on the south side of the south facade, where the front of the castle is located. In archive documents from 1633 present at the castle, there is mention of an architect Servais Charles, who may have been the builder of the castle. Traces of construction in the foundation in the form of a fire layer approx. 2.75 meters below the castle square give rise to the suspicion that the castle was built on the site of an older building. Source and full description via Monumenten.nl at https://www.monumenten.nl/monument/421723

Step by step, climbing paths, green trees, lots of history, beautiful views, art, the feeling of being a king, you get it all...