Deurne Small Castle

Deurne, Netherlands

The predecessor of Deurne Castle, so-called 'small castle' is on the other side of the road. The small castle is originally medieval, but in the 19th century it was extended. Near the castle you will find a watermill.

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Founded: 14th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in Netherlands

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Bobby Rooney (4 months ago)
Lovely little ruined castle with a nice cafe, surrounded by a park
Mariama Tunkara (10 months ago)
It's a good place to relax and unwind, I loved it
Bert Roozeboom (4 years ago)
The Big Castle is a 14th-century castle near the town of Deurne, in the Dutch province North Brabant. Since 1944 it is a ruin rebuilt as it must have been before the 2nd world war.
Jordan Montero Aragon (4 years ago)
There's a restaurant next to the castle where you can sit and enjoy the view
George von Gabain (4 years ago)
Skeleton over, nice place with park and restaurant
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