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Well-preserved castle that can also be visited. There is also a café inside (unfortunately only inside), but there is also a bench on the lawn in front of the castle for taking a break. They also thought about enough parking spaces for bikes right at the entrance.

Amerongen Castle is a beautiful 'House' from the seventeenth century. The House, the garden and inventory form a unity that is not common in the Netherlands. The history of Amerongen Castle officially begins in 1286. On July 20 of that year, Floris V of Holland declared that Henric and Diederic Borre van Amerongen had become his fief of the "Huyse dat si do carpentry". The castle was destroyed and rebuilt several times in those early years. In 1557 the house was sold to Goert van Reede 1516-1585). He married Geertruid van Nijenrode, who was the heir to nearby Zuylestein. The first map depicting Amerongen Castle dates from 1597, the year in which the house was recognized as a knight's court town. Frederik van Reede inherited the house from his father and in turn left it to his son Goert. With Goert's son Godard Adriaan van Reede, who acquired the house in 1641, a new era began for the house. Source and info: Wikipedia

An impressive ruin of one of the oldest castles in Gelderland. The ruin can be viewed with a guide. You can go hiking in the area. At the ruin are a duck decoy, mill and a beautiful floodplain.

Beautiful castle with spartan medieval decor and a nice 'bouncer'

One of the best preserved castles in the Netherlands. You can still visit it. He looks spic and span. Dogs are not allowed in.

Beautiful castle in fairly original condition.

Kasteel Doorwerth is a medieval castle located in Doorwerth, the Netherlands. The castle dates back to the 13th century and has a rich history as a fortification, hunting lodge and noble residence. The castle has several historic rooms, a museum, a herb garden and a moat. In addition, there are regular events and exhibitions. The castle is a popular tourist attraction and offers an interesting insight into the history of the area.

Combine a walk along the floodplains and over the moraine with a visit to the castle. Anyway, get a cup of coffee with a nice piece of cake at the restaurant. Sit down on the terrace and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.