누르덴벨트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 동굴

Time for memories and history. The Havezate (a type of manor house belonging to a knightly order) is furnished in its original historical style and is maintained by volunteers. A great deal of heart and soul has been poured into this place. A wonderful and worthwhile visit!

interesting exhibition about the Drenthe painter Evert Musch.

remains of the castle

round Norg

is an authentically furnished manor house near Roden. In 1381 the house was mentioned by name as a fief of the diocese of Utrecht. Around 1330 there is already talk of tax payments for the ownership of a house in Roden, which probably refer to Mensing. On 24 January 1408 the Bishop of Utrecht granted the fief of Mensing in the Kerspel Roden to the widow of Johan Hiddingh. In 1433 the knight Herman Hiddingh received the Mensing estate.

The Havezate has a museum and a restaurant (De Cuisinery) with B&B

Mensinge is an authentically furnished manor near Roden in the province of Drenthe. The house, which was privately occupied until 1985, can be viewed by visitors. The manor has a large forest with walking routes, the Mensingebos.

The Mensinge dovecote is the only existing stone dovecote in Drenthe. It was probably built in the eighteenth century and is very appropriately located on a field called 'de doevekamp'. Sheep used to graze here. There are hardly any trees near the dovecote so that the shy pigeons were not bothered by the rustling of the wind in branches and leaves. Source: https://www.mensinge.nl/de-duiventil