Kessel is an old Maas village with a rich history. In 1869 they found a Roman stone of the gods when they demolished an old church. This stone was dedicated …
This small, castle-like building, which is surrounded by hundred-year-old oak and beech trees, is located on the edge of the Krickenbeck lake area. It came into the possession of the Counts of Schaesberg in 1682 and was rebuilt around 1800.
The Villa Oeverberg Castle Museum is located on an atmospheric street with luxurious mansions on the Maas side. The magnificent house was built in 1870/1872 by the last noble resident …
Kasteel Huys ter Horst has a rich history that dates back to the 13th century. Starting as a (flight) castle with a donjon (residential tower), it has developed over time …
The first known owners of this property were members of the extensive aristocratic family von Krickenbeck. After the destruction in the Thirty Years War, the owners of Kamphausen had to …