Castles & stately homes

ROSENDAEL PARK AND CASTLE

The estate comprises a grand, historically furnished castle in a park featuring numerous points of interest. The highlights include the ‘trick fountains’, the shell gallery and the tea house. Rosendael Castle offers a real sense of what it would have been like to live in a stately home. It displays a unique collection of furniture, silver and porcelain.

Both the park and the castle are open to visitors, possibly with a guided tour. Ask at Reception for details of the day’s activities. Information is available in English on request. There is also a charming shop at Rosendael Castle selling original and unusual gifts.

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Kasteel Rosendael, Veluwezoom, Macht en Pracht

Huis Bergh Castle

Huis Bergh is a mediaeval castle that has evolved over the centuries from a fortress into a breathtakingly beautiful castle. Surrounded by a moat and partially enclosed by an old rampart, this castle was the base for the powerful noblemen and counts Van den Bergh. In the 18th century the castle fell into the hands of the noble Hohenzollem-Sigmaringen family from southern Germany.

In 1912 it was taken over by Jan Herman van Heek. Jan Herman van Heek was fascinated by mediaeval splendour, which resulted in the restoration of the castle and his collection of mediaeval art.

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Kasteel Huis Bergh - Vooraanzicht