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Castle has disappeared. The current buildings are part of the outer bailey.
(Marres, W. and JJFW van Agt, 1962) The gentleman's farm has two closed courtyards. The oldest parts are formed by the bacon-lined wing between the two

The oldest, largest and perhaps most beautiful castle in the Netherlands is definitely worth a visit. Because it is so well preserved, you get a good picture of medieval life. The castle does contain more than 60 halls and other rooms. Get lost through secret corridors and join the knights' hall. Castle Hoensbroek is a real party for children! Dressed up as knights and masters, they storm the castle.

Surrounded by moat brick country house with courtyard, partly from the 17th and 18th century. Two stepped gables, tower-shaped raised entrance, in and out facade with 1734 in masonry. Modern wing from 1950. Interior chimney paneling and cupboard wall in L

Tourist attraction where you can discover the region with old trains and railway lines. Historical machines like steam trains in a modern landscape. A true experience.

There was already a castle on this spot in the fourteenth century. That is not the castle that stands today, because it burned out almost completely in 1575. The old castle had a residential tower, which you could access through an extension. After the fire, the castle was repaired and further expanded. The building was then given four storeys, a saddleback roof and a vaulted cellar. The new castle was built with marl, a kind of stone that can be found in this area. You can clearly see this because the castle is so light in color. On the west side is an outer bailey, whose oval shape suggests that it was built in the Middle Ages. The wall anchors on the façade depicting the year 1701 refer to the year of a major restoration. The gatehouse, which has a hipped roof, was renovated in 1718. The tithe barn on the site, dating from 1721, is used as a hotel in 2013.