Tour of Ootmarsum, Singraven and Dinkel
- The Netherlands
- Overijssel
- Losser
- 60.71 km (Approximately 03:34 u)
- Cycling route 114745
Tour of Ootmarsum, Singraven and Dinkel
- The Netherlands
- Overijssel
- Losser
- 60.71 km (Approximately 03:34 u)
- Cycling route 114745
Your route starts at Pannenkoekhoes De Stroper. At junction 11 you follow part of the Dinkel river. This river originates in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia between the towns of Coesfeld and Ahaus. In the Netherlands, the river enters the country at the town of Losser. The river meanders through Twente before leaving the country at Denekamp and flowing into the Vechte. This river later reenters the Netherlands as the Overijsselse Vecht. One of the first churches in Twente was built in Ootmarsum around 770. The town received city rights in 1300. The emerging industry has passed over Ootmarsum, so the center has remained authentic. Your route also leads past Egheria Estate, the Borgelinkmolen and Huis Singraven, beautiful places!
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Pannenkoekhoes De Stroper (7587 ND , Losser, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | |
| Landgoed Egheria (Tichelweg, 7587 MC, Losser, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 1.75 km | |
51 | 51 (7596MR, Dinkelland, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 7.84 km |
51 | 51 (7596MN, Dinkelland, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 8.59 km |
50 | 50 (Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 10.32 km |
47 | 47 (7636PP, Dinkelland, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 12.51 km |
Pause places
Pannenkoekhoes De Stroper
25
7587 ND Losser
http://www.pannenkoekhoes.nl
Pancake sleeve De Stroper is a true paradise. Take a pleasant cycling or walking tour with the whole family and then come and fill your rumbling belly at De Stroper. The menu is full of sweet and savory pancakes that are traditionally prepared according to a traditional Dutch recipe. Do you suffer from allergies? Pancakes are also served here that are free of gluten, cow's milk and eggs. At De Stroper you are also welcome for a cup of coffee with a piece of freshly baked apple pie or cake with fresh whipped cream. You can book various packages here, such as a covered wagon tour that ends with pancakes.
Sights
Landgoed Egheria
The country estate Egheria was built in 1908 by the textile manufacturer Hendrikus Egbertus ten Cate. 'Egheria' is named after the first names of his sons Egbert, Hendrik, Richard and Arnold. Koninklijke Nijverdal - Ten Cate NV has become a modern company. Villa Egheria was built in 1908 by Karel Muller. He designed the service building at the beginning of the driveway in 1910. Leonard Springer built the park in 1911. In 1948 the villa was rebuilt by Gerrit Feenstra and Hendrik Barend van Broekhuizen. 'Egheria' is an estate full of mystique. Visitors experience that 'mysterious' at the old farmhouse 'Erve Middelkamp' and 'Het Koepeltje' on the Tankenberg.
Borgelinkmolen
Borgelinkmolen 27
7591 PJ Dinkelland
The Borgelinkmolen is a flour mill, built in 1818. After being destroyed by fire in 1846, the mill was rebuilt. The mill has two pairs of grinding stones that are driven by wind power, the third has motor drive.
Huis Singraven
In 1381 the Singraven estate was first mentioned as an agricultural farmstead owned by the bishop of Utrecht. In 1398 the house came into the possession of a family who fortified it into a manor in 1415. In 1651 the dilapidated house was demolished and completely rebuilt. The house came into the hands of different owners over the years. The last private owner had the house and other parts of the estate renovated and restored on a large scale. The owner also housed a large collection of art and antiques in the mansion. This collection can still be admired in Huis Singraven. The owner transferred the country house to the Edwina van Heek Foundation in 1956. Since then, this foundation ensures that the estate and the manor are well maintained, because it is cultural heritage. Between November and April you can take a guided tour of Huis Singraven. You can also take a lovely walk on the estate and you will also find the Molen van Singraven on this site.
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