Tour House De Rees and Geldersche Toren
- The Netherlands
- Gelderland
- Rheden
- 9.28 km (Approximately 02:19 u)
- Hiking route 2730233
Tour House De Rees and Geldersche Toren
- The Netherlands
- Gelderland
- Rheden
- 9.28 km (Approximately 02:19 u)
- Hiking route 2730233
Your route starts at Restaurant de Luchte. From here you can walk to Leuvenheim, for a discovery of special historical places on the edge of the Veluwezoom. At the back of the picture you will discover Huis De Rees, a stately building that dates from 1833. A defensible manor stood here as early as 1642, a fief of the Duchy of Guelders, complete with a moat and a gate tower with a drawbridge. You walk back via De Geldersche Toren, a large round tower. This is already mentioned in 1535 in a piece by the Duke Karel van Gelre, Count of Zutphen, about the new construction of the tower. It can be concluded from the text that there was even a tower before that, but from which year it dates is not known.
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant de Luchte (Zutphensestraatweg, 6956 AB, Rheden, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | |
| Huis De Rees (6974 AK, Brummen, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 4.75 km | |
| De Geldersche Toren (Gelderse Toren, 6974LC, Brummen, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 8.08 km | |
| Restaurant de Luchte (Zutphensestraatweg, 6956 AB, Rheden, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 9.28 km |
Pause places
Restaurant de Luchte
Zutphensestraatweg 45
6956 AB Rheden
http://www.restaurantdeluchte.nl
At Restaurant De Luchte you have a magnificent view over the IJssel and the villages behind it. Ideal if you want to explore this beautiful region a bit better with a walk or bike ride. Come in and enjoy honest, pure and fresh dishes. In this atmospheric restaurant it is wonderful to relax and meet. The restaurant has a rich history that dates back to the mid-eighteenth century. Also nice to combine with the Veluwezoom!
Sights
Huis De Rees
60
6974 AK Brummen
https://mijngelderland.nl/inhoud/verhalen/huis-de-rees
The current building dates from 1833. However, its origins are much older, in 1642 it became a fief of the Duchy of Gelre. According to prints, the building was then a defensible manor with a moat and a gate tower with a drawbridge. De Rees was, and is now again, in use as a retreat center.
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