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It's a beautiful estate with lovely avenues and views. Everything is easily accessible, and there are plenty of benches and places to rest. The bird gardens are also highly recommended.

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The manor house is a feast for the eyes.

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Vegetable garden accessible!

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The town, first documented in the 9th century as Hattheim, was granted town rights in 1299. Due to its location on the IJssel opposite Zwolle in Overijssel, the town was strategically important for the Duchy of Gelderland in the Middle Ages. Hattem was a member of the Hanseatic League for some time. During the Eighty Years' War, Hattem was unsuccessfully besieged by Spanish troops in 1629. During the Dutch War, Hattem was occupied by troops of the Prince-Bishop of Münster, Christoph Bernhard von Galen, in 1672 and 1673. After 1700, trade and thus the town's economic importance declined sharply.

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Very beautiful, stately property.

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Cannenburch Castle is open as a museum from April to October. The castle park is freely accessible from sunrise to sunset. Source: https://www.glk.nl/cannenburch/kasteel-cannenburch

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A very nice little place

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Landgoed Zwaluwenburch is one of the best preserved country houses in Gelderland. It was built in the 18th century. It is located in a beautiful, wooded area full of special flowers and plants.

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Beautiful surroundings. Unfortunately, the castle is private property and is not open to visitors.

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You are not allowed to cycle on the grounds of Cannenburgh Castle.

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Beautiful to see! Worth stopping for a photo.

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It was mosquito season when we were there. I would not recommend an unprotected evening walk here. The environment is beautiful.

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Groot Hoenlo is a manor, or a fortified house (castle), homestead, court or farm. Originally it was a name for a large farm with land. In the 17th century the manor was a knightly estate. Possession of this was a condition for membership of a knighthood.

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Hattem is a pleasant place to visit

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1. The man on the couch is Maarten van Rossum, (Greet Grottendieck, 1992). Van Rossum bought a ruin in 1543 and built the current castle on it. Gelderland army commander, who was greatly feared outside his homeland for the ruthless way in which he waged war. 2. The facade relief in the facade of De Cannenburch Castle is also by Maarten van Rossum.

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The castle was built on the remains of an earlier castle, the earliest mention of which dates from 1365. Traces of this former fortified house can still be seen in the basement of the current castle. In 1543, De Cannenburgh became the property of Marshal Maarten van Rossum. He had the ruins rebuilt into a stately castle, introducing the Renaissance style to Gelderland. However, he died in 1555, before the castle was completed.

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Beautiful castle !! And eaten a delicious cake.

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The former resident sits photogenically on a bench in front of the castle. The park is freely accessible and rewarding for hikers.

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The manor is clearly visible from the public road and is accessible up to the access bridge to the manor house. The manor with grounds is not accessible. The area around it is accessible during the day. In the immediate vicinity of the access bridge, the rhododendrons bloom profusely in April.

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Groot Hoenlo is a manor with estate between Boskamp and Olst. In archive documents it is first mentioned in 1233. The beautiful main building, house Groot Hoenlo, has been rebuilt several times over the centuries. What you can see now is the current facade, which dates from 1897 and also the tower from 1904. Harry Mulisch also lived there. In his book "The discovery of heaven" he describes Groot Hoenlo but calls it Groot Rechteren.

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