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Vorden castle is located in a fairytale park forest with streams. Behind the coach house is a beautiful vegetable garden called the Hof van Hackfort. In 1400 there was already a house here, complete with outer bailey and moat. The current castle was built later. The building to the right of the castle used to house the gardener's house, the orangery and the coach house. The castle is privately inhabited and is therefore not accessible. The castle is open to the public, so come by. From April 1, 2018 (at Easter), the castle is open every weekend for a viewing. Look for the opening times at: http://www.kasteelvorden.nl/news/40/15/Openingijden-Kasteel-en-restaurant.html

The present house was taken into use in 1891 and was built opposite the site where the old house once stood on the other side of the canal. The house renovated by the Van Eck's was bad, so bad that it had to be demolished.
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Only a building house from the 18th century is left. The old building house has served as a canteen for the Mixed Hockey Club Zutphen for many years. Since this club has a new home, the site has been redeveloped by Van Campen Bouwgroep and it will be old

The Huis De Voorst estate was built around 1700 by order of Arnold Joost van Keppel, who had earned a fortune at the court of Stadholder William III. Because of the resemblance to the palace of Willem III, De Voorst was nicknamed 'Het kleine Loo' and the lush gardens gave it the honorary title 'Versailles van de Achterhoek'.

Den Bramel Castle is a country estate dating from 1396. The current house was largely built between 1720 and 1726. Over the centuries, the building has been renovated several times.