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Huys ten Donck is a monumental country house dating from 1746, located in Ridderkerk, South Holland. It is surrounded by a beautiful 18th-century park in the English landscape style. The house is still privately occupied by descendants of the original family and is occasionally open for tours, events, and weddings. The estate is also popular for walking in the green surroundings.

Loevestein Castle is located in a unique place, where the Maas and the Waal meet. It is situated in the Fortress Triangle, between the historic cities of Gorinchem, Woudrichem and Zaltbommel and forms a hub of culture and nature. Loevestein is located on the border of three provinces - Gelderland, Noord-Brabant and Zuid-Holland - and is part of the municipality of Zaltbommel. A special region where a lot of culture, fortifications and centuries-old stories can be found. Want to know more? Click through to https://www.slotloevestein.nl/

Beautiful area with many birds. Currently very wet and parts of the walking path are closed. Strolling along the Maas is fun, but now it is swampy.

Fort Altena was built in 1847 as part of the New Dutch Waterline. Between 1878 and 1880 the fort was strengthened and expanded into a so-called bastion. Nowadays you can enjoy delicious food and drinks in the brasserie of UNESCO heritage Fort Altena in a unique location.

then back home via Gelderland

The fort was built in 1844 on the Waaldijk, it served to protect Gorinchem and to prevent the enemy from moving west. In 1847-1849 a bombproof tower was built on top of the fort. A moat was dug around the tower, after which it could only be reached via a drawbridge. In 1873-1879 the bombproof tower was partly demolished because it was too vulnerable. The top floor was removed and the counterscarp gallery added. The tower fort, counterscarp gallery and barracks provided shelter for up to 420 men and 30 artillery pieces. The fort near Vuren would be used during various mobilizations and suffered a German air attack in 1940. It remained in German hands until the last days before the liberation and would then serve to intern several 'wrong' Dutch people from the region. Source and more information: Wikipedia

Very nice and well-preserved facility.

The Bokrijk of the castles.