Poptaslot estate was founded in the 16th century. Henricus Popta donated it as a poorhouse in 1712. Between 1906-1908 the main building was restored. Today it is a museum, decorated to the style of 17th and 18th centuries.

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Founded: 16th century
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Netherlands

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John vrieler (2 years ago)
What an amazingly beautiful lock.... ?++++ We only viewed it from the outside and really enjoyed the very beautiful and well-kept gardens...???
Jacques Bodewes (2 years ago)
The Heringastate, or also the Poptalot, is a relatively small fortress, but the beautiful interior and certainly the very enthusiastic narrating guide made it an unforgettable experience. Daily and hourly guided tours only in July and August. Highly recommended. Thanks again to our guide, we really enjoyed it.
Bert Noteboom (3 years ago)
Beautiful castle near the highway. Nice to stop and take a walk. Admire the well-kept castle garden. A gem in the area which is already visible from a distance. It's great that it's so quiet there!
G.A. Van Amstel (3 years ago)
Very nice lock, but unfortunately was not open. The garden made up for everything. What a beautiful old chestnut can be found here
mszoet (4 years ago)
Interesting antiques and nice tours.
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