워든 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

멋진 전망과 매우 아름다운 주변 환경

아늑한 중심부와 많은 역사적인 집들이 있는 놀랍도록 아름다운 작은 장소입니다.

Kayaking on the Reeuwijkse Plassen is also a great way to enjoy the water. You can board at several locations.

The castle was built in a relatively short time and has dominated Woerden's city center ever since. The first mention dates from 1415 and can be found on a drawing for the castle's construction. Based on this document, it is assumed that construction began in 1410. Steward Heynric Hermans is considered the first resident. He was an innkeeper and represented the Duke of Brabant, Jan van Beieren, who built the castle in Woerden. Even then, the castle served as a safe haven for the Duke's guests. The towers are connected by stone-vaulted corridors. At the end of the 15th century, it was used as the official residence of the Bailiff of the Land of Woerden. It retained this function until the end of the 18th century. In the 19th century, it served as a prison for men for a time, and later for women. Afterward, it served as a central warehouse for military supplies, a function the castle retained until the early 1980s. Now, more than 600 years later, Woerden Castle is known as the premier event venue in the Groene Hart region and serves as a safe haven for all its guests.

The Wilhelmina van Pruisenbrug is a drawbridge for pedestrians and cyclists in Hekendorp, spanning the Hollandsche IJssel River. Built in 1992 to replace a ferry, it is named after Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia, who was arrested nearby in 1787. The bridge is electrically operated by a pushbutton and is primarily used during the sailing season. It is part of the historic and touristic Princess Route.

Beautiful surroundings with many lovely vistas and a view of the Reeuwijkse Plassen.

The Rozenbrug (Roses Bridge) in Woerden is a manually operated drawbridge dating from 1938 over the Oude Rijn (Old Rhine), built to replace a swing bridge from 1875. It is named after the De Roos inn and features a characteristic steel design in the "Amsterdam style." The bridge was recently restored, during which it was temporarily removed and returned via Bodegraven. It is both functionally and historically important to Woerden.

The official name is Lange Weidsche Boezem and is part of the drainage system of the Hoogheemraadschap De Stichtse Rijnlanden and runs from the Dubbele Wiericke to the Hollandse IJssel.