Hof Te Dieren 최고의 러닝 경로

The first descriptions of the current Hof te Dieren date back to 1168. Before that, it is known that a farm stood there. However, the main features of the Hof te Dieren originated in 1647, with its acquisition by Stadtholder William II. He commissioned the construction of a hunting lodge, and his successor, King Stadtholder William III, embellished the estate and even then had vineyards planted. The current vineyard thus revives a piece of history. After a major fire in 1795, the castle ruins quickly fell into disrepair. The gardens, which until then had been typical of French landscape architecture, also quickly became overgrown. Only after twenty-five years, in 1822, did the estate come into the possession of Marie Cornélie, Countess of Wassenaer Obdam, Lady of Twickel. She commissioned the construction of a new country house with English-style gardens, designed by architect J.D. Zocher Jr. At the end of World War II, the house burned down again. Since then, there has been talk of new construction, but unfortunately, it hasn't gotten off the ground yet. (https://domeinhoftedieren.nl/over-ons/historie-wijngaard/)

Very nice cycle path through the forest

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Great national park, no cars, no trash, no noise, just untouched nature with first-class cycling paths.

Nice bike path, even if the river is a bit far away.

Beautiful park, small castle, now a hotel.

enjoying ourselves after our bike ride

to rest for a while and enjoy a 🍌