Allersmaborg

Ezinge, Netherlands

Allersmaborg manor castle dates from the 15th century. The three-winged building is surrounded by a moat. The northern wing dates from the 16th century and eastern wing from 1720. Today Allersmaborg is a conference center.

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Founded: 15th century
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Netherlands

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R Y (14 months ago)
Great venue! We had a blast celebrating a marriage of my daughter. Ellen and her husband went above and beyond for us. So grateful for everything!
Janet Kamminga (15 months ago)
Easily accessible by bicycle and on narrow roads if you go by car
Annet Folkerts (3 years ago)
Just a stop while cycling. walked around. Couldn't have a coffee anywhere right now no problem. It is very beautiful beautiful fruit trees.
Susan de Winter (3 years ago)
Tijdens een wandeling vanuit Feerwerd langs Allersmaborg gelopen. Allersma is een streekje tussen Ezinge en Aduarderzijl
Gerrit Lacroix (4 years ago)
Super.
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