Nyenbeek Castle Ruins

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Description

Nyenbeek (Nijenbeek Castle) was built in the early 1300s. The oldest document of castle dates from 1266. In the 14th century the original keep was enlarged to a square castle. Later Nyenbeek castle started to decay. Between 18th-20th centuries it was rebuilt again several times, but today only a keep remains.

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Address
Nijenbeekseweg 48, Voorst, Netherlands

Established
c. 1310

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