Iwemastins was built around 1400 by the Iwema family. It is the only stins (Friedland are name for former stronghold or villa) in Groeningen region. The last major restoration was made in the early 1800s. Today the estate is in private use and not open to the public.

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Founded: 1400
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in Netherlands

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Debbie van den Berg (4 years ago)
Nice place and nice, short walking route.
Frits Knars (5 years ago)
A beautiful 'stone house' in a beautiful setting where you can walk on 'the Path'. During the Momumentendag we ate delicious fresh pancakes and a nice waffle with warm cherries. The museum shows a square with shops and crafts from days gone by. The miniature shops above are worth a visit alone. At the back of the garden is a beautiful large red beech.
Willem Noordhof (5 years ago)
Heritage Day. Magnificent! Delicious filled cookies! A ride with a horse and cart. And explanation about old crafts.
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