가시‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

A beautiful castle to visit.

Unfortunately not open to visitors as it is privately owned.

still looks like it's from the Middle Ages

Ohé en Laak is located together with Stevensweert on the Island in the Maas, a (former) island between two river arms of the Maas, just west of the town of Echt at an altitude of approximately 26 meters. The old right arm is the Oude Maas. Due to sand and gravel excavations at various places on the island, several lakes have been created around the village, including the Dilkensplas, the Schroevendaalse plas, the Teggerse plas and most recently the Molenplas. Since the twentieth century, these have been used for water recreation and as a nature reserve, which is why the place attracts many tourists. There is a small marina. Laak consists entirely of ribbon development, located along a road that runs parallel to the Maas. Ohé has both a section with ribbon development and a part with concentrated development. From 1925 to 1934, the Juliana Canal was constructed, which forms an additional barrier between the island and the mainland. A few bridges provide the connection.

The name Hasselholt comes from the Hasselholt family, who already had possessions in Ohé in the 14th century and who must have had the castle built. This had probably been a square half-timbered residential tower. On January 31, 1474, Lambrecht Raets was vassal of "a well-hidden Hasselhoutsleen in the village of Echt located on Gen Oe".

Beautiful castle along the water

진입로는 박공 지붕이 있는 문지기 건물로 이어집니다. 문지기 건물 북서쪽에는 뾰족한 지붕이 있는 반원형 탑이 붙어 있습니다. 이 탑에서 서쪽으로 굽은 벽이 뾰족한 지붕이 있는 두 번째 반원형 탑으로 이어집니다. 이 탑에서 마찬가지로 굽은 벽이 성의 남쪽 끝으로 이어집니다. 굽은 벽은 성에 거의 타원형의 기초를 제공합니다. 남쪽 끝에서 직선 벽이 동북동쪽으로 이어져 큰 홀이 있는 성의 남쪽 날개로 이어집니다. 남쪽 날개에는 박공 지붕이 있습니다. 그 북쪽에는 박공 지붕이 있는 이전 문지기 건물이 붙어 있으며, 현재는 주거 공간으로 사용되고 있습니다. 그 옆에는 실제 문지기 건물이 있습니다. 성 주위에는 Buitenplaats Kasteel Horn이라는 조경된 공원이 있습니다. 이 공원에는 성 외에도 19세기 U자형 성 농가, 돼지 우리, 창고가 있는 하인 거주지, 큰 창고, 마구간이 있으며, 모두 원래 성에 속해 있었습니다. 공원과 건물은 국립 기념물이며, 공원은 자유롭게 출입할 수 있습니다.

During the Eighty Years' War, the original village of Stevensweert was expanded into a fortified town by the Spanish in 1633. An earthen wall with seven bastions and five ravelins was built. Part of Stevensweert is under town protection. The fortifications can still be seen in the city's unique street pattern. Be sure to take a look at the Stevensweert-Ohé en laak regional museum. In 2007, the reconstruction of a small part of the fortifications began based on historical maps of a bastion, a rave line and the associated north side of Stevensweert.