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Standard orchards are no longer common. They can still be admired on the Bredius Estate. There are two large orchards and several smaller ones with old apple varieties, such as the Goudrenet and the Notarisapple, and old pear varieties, such as the Saint-Rémy and the Legipont. The oldest fruit trees are over 100 years old. Originally, there were over four hundred fruit trees on the estate, spread across sixteen orchards. The estate now has 370 fruit trees.

Beautiful view over the floodplain and a resting point during a walk / bike ride

Sit quietly and enjoy a beautiful view

a monument with a beautiful story

Very beautiful nature reserve with sometimes endless hiking trails, you have to be able to handle it.

A very nice and beautiful environment with a beautiful history.

In earlier centuries, the knight's court town of Schalkwijk was located on the Tetwijkseweg. The castle itself was demolished about 200 years ago, but the moats have been preserved. In addition to the old castle grounds, the Garden of Jonkheer Ram can always be visited. The garden is based on prints of the Ridderhofstad Schalkwijk showing a garden. The current garden is named after a prominent 17th century resident of the former castle, Jonkheer Ram. The garden is a reconstruction based on a medieval example with various flower beds, intermediate paths, trees, water feature and benches. Jonkheer Ram's garden is not just any garden, but a late medieval Renaissance garden. Ineke ter Haar is a work coach at Werk en Inkomen Lekstroom (WIL) and has been committed to preserving the garden for more than 10 years. Ter Haar: "The garden was laid out in 2009 by a gardener and contains special plants and flowers that were in the garden of Ram Castle at the time. We have 33 planters with around 100 different species. This can really be called unique.' The foundations of the castle are still underground. Reconstruction is not on the agenda. However, a steel construction has been made of the perimeter of the castle. The castle is best seen from the Garden of Jonkheer Ram. A model of the castle can be seen in Museum Dijkmagazijn De Heul (open on the last Sunday of the month).

Statue (bronze statue) by Dick Matze unveiled in 2000 in memory of the dike project completed after 1995 and in 2000 to improve the protection of the residents behind the dike and to improve the nature design (woman with umbrella is the protection / the bird represents the nature design and the shovel for the dike works).