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AT LEAST 70% OVER UNPAVED PATHS HOLLAND STORY-ROUTE Walking tour around Hernen Castle AMSTERDAM 1H 30M 1H 10M HERNEN 1H 40M DUISBURG DURATION 2HRS - 4HRS (8 OR 16 KM) ANTWERPEN h The castles and country estates storyline Hernen Castle imposing Hernen Castle, a medieval castle best known for the Dutch television series o on a journey back in time at Floris. Brick kilns were found behind the Hernen Castle. The tower dates back castle and were used to fire the bricks for the It is a well-kept secret that the Netherlands is home to G to the 14th century. The castle has construction of the castle in the 14th century. over 600 castles, country estates and manor houses. a long history and was owned by a number The first loop takes us along the beech of noble families over the years. Hernen avenues of the Hernen estate and between These typical historic Dutch houses and beautiful Castle is well-preserved and is the only castle the fields along the water of the Leurse and gardens were mainly inhabited by 17th and 18th-century in the Netherlands that has covered parapet Nieuwe Wetering towards the village of merchants and nobility. They stem from the same wealth walkways. In 2002, archaeologists found the Bergharen and then back to the castle. remains of 14th-century brick kilns near the In the village of Hernen we pass the Neo and extravagance that produced the world-famous castle. This is where the stone and bricks for -Romanesque church Saint Judocus, the paintings in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the the castle were fired. The castle is located in patron saint of pilgrims, farmers, bakers, the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague. It is about time to a varied and watery landscape with forests sick as well as fruit. On the other side of the and tree avenues, grasslands and ancient river motorway lies the pleasantly surprising Her- shine the spotlight on these gorgeous castles and country courses. Up-to-date visitor information about nen forest, with heathland, a large fen and the estates. Collectively they tell the story of impressive the museum can be found at hernen.glk.nl/ Hernen grain mill located on a hill and dating plan-je-bezoek/openingstijden-entree/ from 1745. The route continues between the gardens, historic interiors with valuable collections and fields with a view of the Hernen Lake, created famous residents. They’re an ode to the rich country by a river breakthrough, and past Meeren- life of the Netherlands through the centuries. For more Beech avenues, forest burgh care farm to the park forest of the and rivers Heerlijkheid Leur estate. This park forest was information about Dutch castles and country estates: partly constructed in the formal style in the he walk around the castle takes 18th century and expanded over the course of place in the Land van Maas en Waal the 19th century in the English landscape www.holland.com/castles T between the villages of Leur, Hernen style, with winding avenues, groups of trees and Bergharen. The route forms a series of and meadows. The Heerlijkheid has been small loops. Where the tributaries of the privately owned since 1748. After passing Huis Maas river used to wind, we now walk along a te Leur, a classic manor house dating back to gently rolling landscape of small forests, tree 1778, we stroll through the idyllic hamlet of avenues and grasslands on old river dunes. It’s Leur via the church path. Past the medieval a region of great cultural history brimming church with a motte (a fortification wall), a with country estates with castles, manor bakery with info centre and the ’t Hof farm. houses, farms, tower windmills (beltmolen) On the way back, we take other paths through and church paths. The route starts at the the Leur and Hernen forest back to the castle. that the walking route is largely unmarked Practical information (parts of it pass along posts with red markings) he castle is owned by the Geldersch and can be easily walked with the accompan- Landschap & Kasteelen Foundation ying text description and map. T and has been opened as a museum. The first mention of the ‘Lords of Hernen’ dates back to 1247. A century later, the Start and end point lordship was in the possession of the Van ar park of Hernen Castle, Dorps- Driel family and then the Van Wijhe family straat 40 in Hernen. You can safely from 1406 to 1646. After that, it was passed C park your car here free of charge. down through inheritance to several southern Dutch families. Explore the castle with a ‘talking’ lantern as Public transportation your guide. The guide tells the special stories us stop Broekstraat, line 563 to/ about the castle, seen through the eyes of the from Wijchen station, Monday to castle lord himself or — for the children — as B Friday only. Check departure times a little mouse. What happens when you want on www.ov9292.nl. to adapt a 16th-century castle to the needs of your own time? Hernen Castle, Dorpsstraat 40, Hernen, Catering along the way hernen.glk.nl/ nackpoint Hills, Stompendijk 9, 6617 KH Bergharen, S hillsbergharen.nl/ Duration of walk Cafeesterij De Toekomst, Dorpsstraat 20, t an average walking pace, the route Hernen, www.cafeesterijdetoekomst.nl/ takes around 2 or 4 hours (8 or 16 Bakhuis Info Centre, Van Balverenlaan 1b in A km) to complete. Because the route Leur, www.glk.nl/landschappen-kastelen/ is made up of two loops, it is easy to choose locatie/bezcentrum-land-van-de-heerlijkheden between the longer or the shorter version. (limited opening times) Where the route crosses the highway, you can De Leurse Hof, Leurseweg 4, 6615 AJ Leur, choose to do the shorter version. Please note deleursehof.nl/ Wonderful overnight stays Doddendael Castle is ideally located for a has an en-suite bathroom equipped with a other highly recommended examples include in a castle atmosphere bike ride through this vast region and the fantastic shower. the castle museums of Loevestein Castle Combine the walk with stylish overnight lovely orchards. B&B Koetshuis Kasteel Ammersoyen, Kasteel- (known for the historic escape of Hugo de accommodation and make your stay in the Doddendael Castle, Binnenweg 2, Ewijk, laan 3, Ammerzoden, Groot) and Ammersoyen Castle. Stadskasteel Land van Maas en Waal a truly unforgettable www.doddendael.nl www.koetshuis-kasteel-ammersoyen.nl (city castle) Zaltbommel, Neerijnen Castle, experience. There are two special places to Waardenburg Castle and Soelen Castle are all stay within a 10 or 30-minute drive: B&B Koetshuis Kasteel Ammersoyen reminders of a rich history, but they are not Would you like to wake up in the morning Exciting castles in open to the public. The Heerlijkheid Mariën- Doddendael Castle in Ewijk to a beautiful view of a medieval castle and the Rivierenland region waerd estate in Beesd is highly recommended This charming small castle hotel has the Bommelerwaard countryside? Then book It’s not just the beautiful landscape that is as a great place to take a walk, or visit the beautiful gardens and is just a stone’s throw a stay at the B&B in Ammersoyen Castle’s characteristic of the Land van Maas en Waal; restaurant or the shop. For the latest informa- from the Waal River. It is a peaceful oasis in coach house. It offers stylishly decorated there are also several striking and impressive tion on the castles in this region, please visit: the middle of the Land van Maas en Waal. rooms with spacious beds and each room castles. In addition to Hernen Castle, some www.rivierenland.nl/spannende-kastelen/ orpsstraat arystra ga er t Uilen traa at meest orens rge K Breekwagen Bu traat Dorpss Groene Heuvels Wijksestraat Veldsestraat Elsenpas Schaarsestraat Oude Walking tour around Stompendijk Laarsdijk Hernen Castle Stompendijk 2HRS - 4HRS (8 OR 16KM) Ficarystraat Stompendijk Schaarsestraat Stompendijk Sportlaantje 2 Schaarsestraat Diepestraat Piekenbroek Diep 3 estraat Dorpsstraat Kampbroek Piekenbroek Neerveld aat iepestr B D roekst P raa t Batavie Broekstraat straat 1 Hernen Broek renweg enweg Kasteellaa Eik Broekstraat nt je emlustweg A50 Loffertw lo Slu B isstraat eg Loffertweg Hernenseweg4 Dorpsst raat Flerdeweg A50 5 De Dreef Wezelseveldweg Gordenaars Het Hoge Ro t Zan dbe rg sew D eg as senlo op 9 Puitsestraat Molenhoek Meere nburg Me Kavelpad erenburg 6 Achterloseweg Hernenseweg Liendensestraat Zand LEGEND bergse weg M P WALKING TOUR Achterloseweg PARKING M P Liendensedijk 7 M CASTLEP renlaan e Flerdeweg A326 lv BUS STOP a an B V Papenstraat M HOSPITALITY P Flerdeweg 8 Groen De Passerot De Bankh oeve es traat Leur Ruffe ijk l sd De Passerot Leurseweg De Bankhoeve Hazenpad gate and continue straight on to the Directions for the walk paved road and Snackpoint. There you turn right over the bridge. Now take the In the car park near the castle, you take first road on the right, Schaarsestraat. 1 the unpaved path on the right, past Quickly take the first brick road on the a hedge on your left. Continue wal- left and past a sign ‘Sportpark Schaarwei- king along the hedge. Slightly further de’, Sportlaantje. You pass fences and at uphill along the edge of the forest. At a the buildings keep to the right over gravel crossroads, go straight ahead and then and over a tile path along the terrace. straight again immediately after the next After the building, continue along the crossroads. You will pass by an info panel brick road towards fences. Follow this about brickyards on your right and conti- brick road as it bends to the right.
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    PICH: The Impact of Urban Planning and Governance Reform on the Historic Built Environment and Intangible Cultural Heritage COUNTRY REPORT NETHERLANDS, LANDSCAPE HERITAGE: LEK ACCESS, NEW DUTCH WATERLINE Final report, 12 May 2018 Authors Azadeh Arjomand Kermani, Wout v/d Toorn Vrijthoff, Gerdy Verschuure-Stuip, Nicole Alewijn, Nikki Brand, Vincent Nadin Chair of Spatial Planning and Strategy Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment Delft University of Technology Table of Contents 0. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................. 7 1. CASE STUDY ........................................................................................................................ 7 1.1. Location and History ................................................................................................... 7 1.1.1. New Dutch Waterline: ......................................................................................... 8 1.1.2. Lek Access: ........................................................................................................... 9 .......................................................................................................................................... 10 1.1.3. Werk aan het Spoel: ........................................................................................... 10 1.2. Challenges of the New Dutch Waterline ...................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 2. PLANNING REFORM: EVOLUTION OF GOVERNANCE AND PLANNING FOR