Museum
Kasteel Verhildersum

Kasteel Verhildersum is a historic castle in the Dutch province of Groningen, near the village of Leens. It is distinguished by its long history, dating back to the late Middle Ages, making it a significant testament to regional architectural heritage.
History+
The origins of Verhildersum lie in a manor farm, which was mentioned as early as 1398 under the name Aylko Ferhildema. A castle was later built on this estate. In 1514, the castle suffered destruction but was subsequently rebuilt. A significant event was the death of its owner, Aepke Onsta, in 1564. Twelve years later, in 1576, Ecke Claessen was named as a resident of the estate.
Location+
Kasteel Verhildersum is located in Leens, a municipality in the province of Groningen, which belongs to the Noord-Nederland region in the Netherlands. It is situated at an elevation of approximately 10 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Kasteel Verhildersum houses a museum. It is thus accessible to visitors and offers insights into its history and regional culture.
Nearby+
- Menkemaborg (Castle), approx. 19.9 km away
- Fogelsangh State (Manor House), approx. 21.8 km away
- Rinsma State (Manor House), approx. 23.7 km away
- Mensinge (Manor House), approx. 25.5 km away
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