Herberg de Doornenburg Review

Beautiful castle, with nice interactive tour. Volunteer knew to tell fascinating.

Stopover for a cup of coffee with cake. Visit if you want a tour.

Beautiful castle, very enthusiastic guide. Fine dining on site with reasonable prices. Museum card valid.

Super nice castle to visit! Good information in style (in terms of clothing) in every room.

One of the most beautiful castles of the low countries. And a nice workplace.

Great surroundings! Beautiful castle! Nice terrace! But most of all, great tourguide!!!

The Middle Ages in Gelderland, there were times when the Netherlands belonged to the German Reich and traces of this time can still be found.

Very interesting place to visit. The guides are funny and knowledgeable. Well worth the trip.

Very beautiful and interesting. Guided tour (indoors), catering, old oak. Recommended.

Fantastic experience on castle together with international delegates from Jehovah's witnesses. nice castle

Fairy-tale castle whose front castle is freely accessible. The main castle can only be viewed for a fee. Winter opening times are limited.

I keep coming back to this beautiful place since my childhood
Soon there will be apartments to stay the night

A wonderful culinary party here, arranged to perfection and incredibly tasty at a super location top

Beautiful castle, excellent terrace and good price / quality ratio

The most beautiful medieval castle in the Netherlands.

We have been several times at the castle, it is a nice trip by bike, beautiful surroundings this the orchards.
From the outside the castle speaks to the imagination, canal with drawbridge and cottages for servants (?) In the courtyard.
Once inside the gate it is a bit boring. Usually no activities or information. I finally went inside once on Heritage Day. Castle itself is pretty bare inside. Would be nice if guided tours were given, then the castle comes to life. Without it is unfortunately not recommended.

Beautiful castle and the event 'the battle of Doornenburg' is a must.

Beautiful castle, especially after such a restoration

The castle where the "Floris" series was once recorded. Very nice and informative tour!

Drinking coffee there in the morning with a cycling holiday, you imagine yourself in the Florist era, impressive.

Beautiful castle!
Unfortunately we arrived in the morning and access is only through guided tours (see their website).
But in the courtyard there was a terrace to relax on.

The castle is within walking distance of a motorhome.

Beautiful castle with a lot of history.
Just a pity about the bricked-in nonsense coin

Beautiful romantic and historical place. Well worth a visit.

Interesting castle. Super fun tour and fantastic catering at the party we celebrated there

Feels very authentic, susuperenthosiastic people, dressed in medieval clothes, pay attention to the children to play in a very special way .... great to see
The castle feels great and is beautiful

Beautiful castle! Also lovely to stroll through the castle garden.

Beautiful castle, you can visit it until 3 pm in the afternoon. A nice walk and the possibility to have a bite to eat / drink

Beautiful castle with a fortress, in which a chapel and a farm, and one of the castles where the legendary series Floris is filmed ...... The courtyard is freely accessible, but for the actual castle you have to pay entrance but then you get you do take a tour of the castle, well worth it. Just a pity that the Langerack tower could not be visited, as well as the entrance gate.

A nice place, also for parties. There are also guided tours that are definitely worth it. There is a large courtyard where events take place. When the weather is nice, you can relax at the cafe.

The history is nicely told by the volunteers. The welcome is very warm and the tour just like that. In the attic you can see a lot of the TV series Floris, as well as a beautiful scale model of the castle. Well worth a visit.

Nice historical place. Well maintained and also a great location for the inner person.

This castle isn't overwhelmingly large, but with the aid of the knowledgable staff, you get a glimpse into its past as the stronghold at this strategic point where 3 rivers meet in the countryside. The bridge leads you high over the functioning moat into a hall that features a painting of Doornenburg in a dilapidated state, 10 years after the last mistress of the castle died. It's history is an interesting one, including a less than fortunate incident in WW2.

The is armor on display, the bedroom and great hall have arrangements, and nice views are available from every floor. It's worth a visit!

Nice place with a long history. 1July a.s. again knight weekend. Always spectacle

Castle Doornenburg is known for the elderly from the Floris series. It apparently does not attract many tourists, but does not worry, for nice pictures, walk around the castle. After this, a visit to Fort Pannerden is also worthwhile. It is about one kilometer away. A nice step in history.

Beautiful castle series floris is included here at knight parties is a lot to do for young and old

Nice drink if you are in the area. In the particularly large courtyard had quite coffee and cake. Special place which is definitely recommended to visit .. like every castle, this castle also has a historic character. That is not how the film Floris was shot, do you recognize the big gate?

The lightshow in March was very nice and entertaining. The castle itself is nice, but a bit small. Do not expect to spend a day here

Beautiful location super nice place beautiful ordinary hospitality is totally not prepared for a full terrace shame ladies do their best.

It's great how this castle has been restored to its former glory
If you see in an old photo just outside the castle how it was destroyed in wartime
The walking path around the castle is also worthwhile

Beautiful castle, poor organization at the Battle of Doornenburg that does not keep its promises.

beautiful castle and fun events. Also very nice for children!

Beautiful Castle with a very enthusiastic guide and afterwards you can enjoy a delicious lunch or drink.

I can still see this castle from my childhood when I watched the television series Floris. That's why I also wanted to enter when I was near this castle. You can visit the castle for free, but you can also join a paid tour. You can also walk around the castle so that you get a good idea of how this castle used to be. During the Second World War, the castle was destroyed by a bombardment, but restored in beautiful beautiful condition, a must to visit.

Impressive. Unfortunately not open, but viewed the courtyard and surroundings.

Doornenburg Castle is, if I am right, the oldest castle in the Netherlands. In the area you can walk beautifully.

Nice place. Sometimes even knights for entertainment! Archery and sword fighting. It is all possible on the 3rd Sunday of the month!

The castle looks impressive on the outside. There were fun activities with knights. What was strange is the fact that no normal tours were given; a disappointment ...

We were there on the Day of the Castle. There was a lot to see and organized. The tour was very original. There was music and a re-enactment group. The hospitality industry was good and not too expensive. Very cosy. Had a great day!

If you want to experience the Middle Ages, a visit to Castle Doornenburg is definitely recommended. Kasteel Doornenburg is a Dutch castle from the 13th century. The castle is located in the east of the Betuwe and centrally in Gelderland, near the village of Doornenburg. It consists of a front castle and a main castle, which are connected by a narrow wooden bridge.

On every third Sunday of the month there is also a medieval market. Small but cozy! Definitely recommended. #medieval #castle #rights #letsguide

Too bad that the castle can only be visited from the outside.