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Be sure to take a look inside if you have the opportunity.

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impressive in church Asperen

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Heukelum Castle, according to Google Maps.

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Heukelum Castle, originally known as Merckenburg.

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This tower fort, part of the New Dutch Waterline, located along the dike of the River Linge, provided protection for 219 men and 14 artillery pieces. After complete restoration in 2012, the fort functions as a cultural location, with the Genieloods converted into a catering facility.

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Nice to look at, but like many castles here, privately owned and not accessible.

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Heukelum Castle, originally known as Merckenburg, is located along the River Linge just outside the historic fortified town of Heukelum, on the border of Gelderland and South Holland. The first mentions of this centuries-old castle date back to the Middle Ages. It was the van Arkel family who had the current castle built shortly before 1286. The result was an imposing structure with towers, a courtyard, double moats and an outer bailey.

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Beautiful castle along the route

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This is Castle Sterkenburg

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Beautiful fortress with catering facilities. Admission is free

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Beautiful fortress of the Dutch water line. Can you also visit. With nice catering.

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When you drive unsuspectingly to Het Verdronken Bos and pass this residential tower on the Schalkwijkse Wetering, you immediately see that this residential tower is not just any tower. Residential tower Vuylcop is probably one of the oldest houses in the municipality of Houten. It was largely built in the 14th century. It provided protection for surrounding farms that were sometimes besieged in that area. Later a castle was made of it: Vuylcop Castle. The residential tower was then given outbuildings, towers and an access bridge. Unfortunately they are all gone. In 1538 Vuylcop was recognized as a knight's court town (meaning that a knight lived there). There was also a floor on the residential tower, but it was removed again in 1800 due to subsidence. The residential tower has now been restored. He stands there along the road, in a remote part of the Netherlands, in peace. With a rich history and volumes full of stories we don't know. You can't go in or on it (only on Monument Day), but take your time and view the tower. What will have played here? text: www.nederlandsglorie.nl

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Visitors Fort Honswijk, located on the river Lek, is one of the leading forts of the New Dutch Waterline. The tower of Fort Honswijk (built between 1841 and 1848) is the oldest and largest of the New Dutch Waterline and is of special architectural beauty. The function of Fort Honswijk was to prevent the enemy from crossing the Lekdijk and to seal off the Lek in cooperation with Fort Everdingen located on the other side of the river. Fort Honswijk is part of the Defense Line of Honswijk on the Island of Schalkwijk. Here you can walk, cycle or canoe through the historic, particularly well-preserved waterline landscape. You will pass forts, defenses, an inundation channel and open fire fields. The highlight is Fort Honswijk, where the largest tower fortress of the waterline is of special architectural beauty. Since October 26, 2016, the municipality of Houten has owned Fort Honswijk. With this ownership, the municipality wants to enable a beautiful and appropriate future for this national monument and icon of the New Dutch Waterline. Click here for a drone film of Fort Honswijk. The Fort site (not the buildings!) is permanently open to the public between sunrise and sunset. It is possible (via self-service) to drink a cup of coffee or tea at Fort Honswijk. You can also use the toilet. There is a permanent photo exhibition on the fortress grounds. Through 22 canvases you will travel along the forts and (inundation) works of the New Dutch Waterline in Houten, Vianen and Culemborg. A fun and educational treasure hunt is available for children on the fort. The treasure hunt can also be downloaded via this link. There are regular guided tours of the buildings on the Fort Honswijk site. For more information, dates and registration for guided tours, go to http://www.forten-honswijk-everdingen.nl/ Visiting address: Lekdijk 58, 3998NJ, Schalkwijk

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One of the many castles (knights' courtyards) on the Langbroekerdijk. Interesting for cyclists and walkers because this castle also offers Bed & Breakfast options

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Fort bij Asperen is a military heritage and part of the New Dutch Waterline, which is on the nomination list for UNESCO World Heritage. It is located in a beautiful part of the Gelderland line landscape, where you can cycle and walk. The exploitation is in the hands of the Leerwerkbedrijf Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie foundation, which organizes cultural activities and exhibitions there. The dome is a work of art in itself. The light and air shaft in the fort consists of green-blue glass slates (tiles), which were blown in glass city Leerdam. This includes drawings made by children from the area. The dome keeps rainwater out, but there is still room for the bats to fly in; the fort is an important wintering place.

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Heukelum Castle, originally called Merckenburg, is located just outside the historic fortified town of Heukelum on the border of Gelderland and South Holland. It was built shortly before 1286 by the van Arkel family. The castle, with its towers, courtyard, double moat and outer bailey, forms a particularly complete set of house, contents, archives and park. It is inhabited and not suitable for large groups of visitors. In the basement there is a small museum with rare coins, medieval finds and an extensive archive, which can be viewed by email on request.

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Free access for a walk

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You can walk quietly in the forest. bicycle is not possible there

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Beautiful Castle

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