Kasteel Amerongen Amerongen - Castle

Amerongen Castle was commissioned by Godard'Adriaan van Reede in the 17th century and is one of the most beautiful and best-preserved castles in the Netherlands. The castle was built in the 'Dutch-classical style' and consists of a main building with two wings and a large garden. The castle has had different owners over the centuries and has therefore undergone many changes, such as renovations in the Rococo style and Neo-Gothic style. During the Second World War the castle was heavily damaged by German troops, but after the war the castle was restored and opened to the public.

Symmetrical gardens

One of the highlights of a visit to Kasteel Amerongen is the beautiful garden. The garden of the castle, which was laid out in the 18th century, is one of the most beautiful castle gardens in the Netherlands and offers a unique experience to visitors.

The garden has a symmetrical layout and includes a rose garden and a pond. It is a wonderful place to walk and enjoy the peace and beauty of the area. The different seasons also bring a different atmosphere to the garden, making a visit to Amerongen Castle worthwhile all year round.

Rose garden and pond

A special element of the garden is the rose garden. This consists of several beds with a wide variety of roses, from historical to modern roses. In the rose garden you can not only enjoy the beautiful flowers, but also the wonderful scents that the roses spread.

Another highlight of the garden is the pond, which is an important part of the symmetrical layout . The pond is surrounded by trees and shrubs, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting. On warm days you can relax by the pond and enjoy the view and tranquility.