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Beautiful castle.

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Photos Reviews Tickets From owner Services About Search results Huis Verwolde 4.4(658) Museum in Laren ‧ Closed  Main results Call Route Website Share Save Jonker Emilelaan 4, 7245 TL Laren  Closed ⋅ Opens on Wed at 11:00 0573 401 825  https://www.glk.nl Huis Verwolde The Van der Borch family lived in Huis Verwolde for two hundred years and the house from 1776 can still be viewed in its completely original state.  Plan your visit Packages Discount code? Discover For Children Contact About.  Description Huis Verwolde is a classicist nobleman's house from 1776 with very beautiful gardens.

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In the middle of the greenery of the Achterhoek lies Kasteel Ruurlo, home to Museum MORE and one of the most atmospheric museums in the Netherlands. In this beautifully restored castle you can admire works by Carel Willink and Fong Leng, among others, surrounded by stylish halls and a picturesque park. The combination of art, architecture and landscape makes a visit special and surprisingly versatile.

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Verwolde. Beautiful garden to relax with a cup of coffee

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Entrance to Huis Verwolde is 13.50 for adults including a guided tour. With the Museumjaarkaart it is free.

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Diepenheim Castle

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Huis te Diepenheim Castle is the oldest castle in Diepenheim and has a rich history. Built in 1648 by Berent Bentinck, the house is located near the town center of Diepenheim. Since 1925, the house has been owned by Baron de Vos van Steenwijk and his family. The estate covers a total area of 180 hectares and is freely accessible to walkers. The beautiful castle gate features the coats of arms of the Bentinck and Ittersum families with the year 1685. Open to the public? The house itself and the garden are not accessible. Part of the estate consists of woodland, also known as the Sterrebos (Sterrebos), and this is the part that is open to the public. Here you will find, among other things, beautiful rhododendron groves and a large pond. A bit of history The history of the Lords of Diepenheim dates back to 1139, when the Bishop of Utrecht made a donation to the church in Oldenzaal. The two brothers, however, regularly quarreled with the Bishop of Münster, and when he left for Rome with Emperor Frederick, they invaded his territory. They must have known this, because upon their return, the bishop had both Diepenheim House and the family castle of Ahaus destroyed. Possibly all the lords of Diepenheim died in the war, which prompted their sister to abandon her monastic habit and marry Hendrik van Dalen. This Hendrik rebuilt Diepenheim. In 1330, it was mentioned as a property of the Bishop of Utrecht. After a siege and partial demolition in 1536, the current house was built on the same site in 1648 by Bernard Bentinck. It was significantly altered in the 17th and 18th centuries and renovated in 1905. The interior was thoroughly renovated in 1928.

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Unfortunately not freely accessible. You can only take a photo over the fence, because the area is off-limits to unauthorized persons.

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Beautiful castle. Unfortunately you can't get very close to it legally.

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Varied walk along cultural and historical heritage, forest and heathland

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Beautiful house and a beautiful estate to walk around. From the paths you have a good view of the house, which itself is not accessible.

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Ruurlo Castle is definitely worth getting off your bike for. This imposing historic structure originally dates from the fourteenth century, but its current appearance is largely due to later renovations in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The last major renovation took place in the nineteenth century. Inside you can have a snack and a drink in the adjacent restaurant Oranjerie Ruurlo. The orangery is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 am for coffee, lunch and drinks. Time left? Inside you will also find Museum More, a treasure trove for art and heritage.

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Weldam Estate is a large estate in East Twente and consists of an impressive castle and manor and beautiful gardens. The gardens are open to the public, so be sure to take a look!

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Very nice castle. The perfect place to take a short break.

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A beautiful castle with always interesting exhibitions (in addition to the other part of the MORE in Gorssel). There is service in the Orangery, but just sitting in the park is also nice.

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The estate is open to the public. The castle itself and the surrounding gardens are private. Originally, Den Bramel Castle was a country estate from the 14th century. The current house largely dates from the 18th century, after which it underwent a number of metamorphoses.

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Very nice castle, you also have the castles route here.

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Huis Diepenheim is the oldest manor in the town of Diepenheim. The Diepenheim family, first owners of Huis Diepenheim in the seigniory of Diepenheim, is first mentioned in 1105. See: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huis_Diepenheim or https://www.landwaardeninoverijssel.nl/landgoed-detail/diepenheim.html The location is only accessible on foot during the day.

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A rest with a view of the castle and the garden to the left in front of it is nice and relaxing.

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Weldam is a castle and manor house on an estate between Goor and Diepenheim, it has existed since around 1389, and was closely linked to the Twickel estate through family ties. It took on its current appearance in 1879. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weldam An "ornamental garden" is lovingly maintained by a gardener. The route continues through the estate along tree-lined avenues between pastures and fields.

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