バーンベルドの洞窟・トップ20

企業の社会的責任 Parc Spelderholtでは、すべてが人を中心に回っています。私たちは、誰もが、その能力に関係なく、学び、働き、成長する場所を得る資格があると信じています。だからこそ、私たちは企業の社会的責任（CSR）に全面的に取り組んでいます。CSRは私たちにとって単なる言葉ではありません。それは、私たちの存在意義と行動の根本的な部分です。

The estate truly offers some beautiful spots, the villa being the most obvious. The gardens are also beautifully landscaped. Why they didn't highlight these spots, so well described by Silvo, instead of choosing the path that exists in virtually the same form for thousands of other kilometers remains a mystery.

The story of House Vanenburg begins in 1389, when the castle was granted to Wolf van Putten as a fief to the Abdinghof Abbey in Paderborn. For those interested in the history... see here: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasteel_De_Vanenburg

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Beautiful manor house with great outbuildings and a very nice garden 👍😊

@Marieke: at least reading would be nice before you write a tip about a location you've apparently never been to; "The castle and the castle square are not accessible for taking wedding photos etc. due to the rental enjoyment of the tenants of the castle complex. You can, however, take wedding photos on the castle bridge and in the castle park." (https://www.kasteelrenswoude.nl/)

We were here in November. So all the trees were bare. I would also like to see this beautiful castle garden in the spring. In any case, there are enough opportunities to extend your walk through the castle garden with, for example, a visit to Fort aan de Buurtsteeg

Impressive castle, nice to walk around the park (cycling is not allowed there)