List of castles, chateaus and fortresses in the Netherlands

This list includes castles, chateaus and fortresses in the Netherlands . Also found in this list are mansions , estates and country houses.

Drenthe

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Castle van Coevorden	Coevorden	lock	From the 11th century, 1402 and 1522 the castle was rebuilt. A copy of the lock is in Vancouver (Canada),
De Havixhorst	De Wijk (district of De Wolden )	Manor	The house was mentioned for the first time in 1371 and received the right as a manor in 1618. It belonged to the van den Clooster family until the 17th century. Today it is a hotel and has a sculpture park that can be visited free of charge.
Huize Dickninge	De Wijk (district of De Wolden )	estate	In the Middle Ages there was a Benedictine monastery here and until the 15th century Dickninge was a so-called double monastery with separate departments for nuns and monks. Over time, the monastery lost its importance and was demolished until 1796. The current building was built in 1813.
Huis te Echten	Echten (district of De Wolden )	Manor	In the current house there are still some elements that probably date from the 15th century. At the beginning of the 18th century a courtyard with two wings was added to the house. Until 1971 it was still inhabited by the Echten and Van Holthe families. The house was restored between 1976 and 1981 and is now a house for people with visual and intellectual disabilities.
Huize Laarwoud	Zuidlaren	Manor	The manor got its current form at the beginning of the 17th century, but it is probably older.
De Klencke	Oosterhesselen (municipality of Coevorden )	Manor	It is not known when this manor was built. In 1558 it came into the possession of Herman van Welvelde and was rebuilt in 1670 and 1760. 1976–1977 it was restored. The manor is shared with five farms.
Lemferdinge	Tynaarlo	Manor, country estate	The manor was mentioned in writing for the first time in 1447. With the exception of a cattle shed, it was demolished at the beginning of the 18th century. This cattle shed was rebuilt and is now the "Landgut Lemferdinge".
Mensings	Clearing	Manor	It was mentioned for the first time in 1381 and was owned by the van Ewsum family from 1480 to 1721. In 1728 it got its present form and was inhabited until 1985. It has been a museum since 1988.
Oldengaerde	Dwingeloo	Country estate	The Oldengaerde estate was owned by the Van Echten family as early as 1420. The house was built by Reynolt van Echten in the first half of the 15th century and was owned by this family for 240 years. In 1598 Nicolaas van Echten and in 1647 Johan van Echten were admitted to the knighthood of Drenthe. In 1660, Johan van Echten's son-in-law, Cornelis van Dongen, came into the possession of the manor. The van Dongen family was so influential at the time that five of the eight members of the knighthood came from this family.
Oosterbroek	Eelde	Manor	It was first mentioned in the list of manors in the province of Drenthe in the 17th century. The first building was demolished in 1836 and rebuilt at a higher point, this building was destroyed in a fire in 1922 and rebuilt without the knight's hall and the two side wings.
Overcinge	Havelte	Mansion	It was originally a fief of the Putten house near Elburg and was mentioned as early as the 14th century. In 1720 Wolter Kymmell bought Overcinge and had the buildings demolished. In 1732 the new Overcinge was built.
School house	Diever (municipality of Westerveld)	Country house	Built in 1604
Vennebroek (Paterswolde)	Paterswolde ( Eelde )	Manor	The first house had the right of a manor from 1689 to 1747. Today's country house was built in 1848 and has a 17 hectare property, which consists of meadows and beech and oak forests. Here you can find almost 200 species of mushrooms and a chestnut about 350 years old with a circumference of 4.7 meters.
Voorwijk	De Wijk (district of De Wolden )	Mansion	Was built in 1791
Huis te Westervelde (also Tonckensborg )	Westervelde	Mansion	Former manor
Westrup Manor	Dwingeloo	Manor, country estate	Cornelis van Dongen zu Oldengaerde bought the property in 1740 and received the right to a manor in the same year. In 1792 Westrup lost its status as a manor.

Flevoland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks	image
Castle Almere	Almere	Building ruins	In 2000 the construction of a castle based on the model of Kasteel Jemeppe in Hargimont (Belgium) began. There were financing problems as early as 2002 and construction was discontinued. From 2013 to 2018 there were plans to build an amusement park called WitchWorld around the castle, but these were not implemented.

Friesland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Camminghahuis	Franeker	Stone house	The east facade is from a stone house from the 14th century. The east side is from the 16th century, the west side from the 15th century.
Crack state	Heerenveen	Stone house	Was built in 1648
Dekema State	Jelsum	Moated castle	Was built in the 16th century by the Dekema family and was inhabited by the Van Wageningen family from 1791 to 1996. today it's a museum
Epema State	IJsbrechtum	Castle	Built in 1625
Harsta State	Hogebeintum	Country house	First construction between the 16th century and 17th century
Hemmenma State	Berlikum	Gatehouse	Only the gatehouse has been preserved
Heeremahuis	Bolsward	Stone house	Built around 1500 and rebuilt in 1525, 1550, 1610, 1830 and 1974
Herema State	Joure	Stone house	from the 14th century
Heringastate (also Azingastate , Poptaslot )	Marsum	Castle	from the 15th century
Jongema State	Rauwerd	Gatehouse	Only the gatehouse from 1603 has been preserved. Jongemastate Park is located here
Germ mastins	Leeuwarden	Saalsteinhaus	from the 14th century. It is the oldest house in Leeuwarden and was probably built by the Keimpema family. In the 15th century the house was used as a pastor's house. Later it was structurally adapted to its function (including Latin school and preacher's house) and therefore lost its actual shape. In 1980/81 the stone house was reconstructed in its original form.
De Klinze	Oudkerk (part of Tytsjerksteradiel )	estate	first building from the 17th century
Liauckama State	Sex beer	Gatehouse	only the gatehouse from 1604 is preserved
Martenastate	Cornjum	estate	It has a 4.5 hectare park
Martenastins	Franeker	City fort	Around 1500 Hessel van Martena, one of the richest men of the Frisian nobility, had the house built. today it's a museum
Oenemastate (Grovestins State)	Heerenveen	Stone house	First construction from 1530. Remodeling in 1640, facade from 1876
Princessehof	Leeuwarden	Mansion	It was built in 1622 on the remains of the stone house "Papingastins", which probably came from the 15th century.
Schiertins	Veenwoulden	Residential tower	from the 13th century
Sikkema State	Heraijum	Gatehouse	only the gatehouse is preserved
Stania State	Oenkerk	Stone house	first building from the 16th century, which was completely destroyed after a fire in 1813. It was rebuilt in 1843.
Waltahuis	Sneek	Stone house	Built in 1549

Gelderland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
House Aerdt	Herwen	Country estate	Built in 1549, destroyed in the 16th century and rebuilt in 1652
Ammersoyen	Ammerzoden	Moated castle	built before 1026
Amps	Laren (district of Lochem )	Country estate	It was known as 'Ulricus de Amsene' in 1105. In Laren there was an old and a new house, both of which were destroyed by the Spanish in 1605. The current house was built in the first half of the 17th century.
Appeltern	Appeltern	glory	Only the northern wing of the castle (laundry house), an agricultural building, a park and two gatehouses have been preserved
Huis Baak	Baak	Moated castle	Huis Baak was first mentioned in 1294. At that time the house belonged to the Counts of Geldern. In the 18th - 19th centuries it was owned by various barons and noblemen. The castle was owned by the Roman Catholic Focolare Movement from 1982 to 2007 and served as Mariapoli (annual summer meeting). In 2007 it was sold to the international Christian organization Ellel Ministries.
Babberich	Babberich	Country house	The first house dates from the 14th century. In 1380 the house of Mechthild von Geldern, Duchess of Kleve, was sold to Ernst Momm. After the Momm family, who owned the house for more than two centuries, it was owned by several owners and families. In the 18th century the castle was destroyed and replaced by a country house.
Huis Bergh	's-Heerenberg	Moated castle	from the 13th century
Biljoen Castle	Rheden	Moated castle	built around 1530
Boedelhof	Eefde	Country estate	former manor
Boetselaersborg	's-Heerenberg	Fort	Built in 1550
The bramel	Before	Summer residence	The first house existed from 1396 to around 1645. The present form dates from 1725. Around 1868 and 1881 the house was rebuilt. In some places on this house you can see that parts of a former church have been reused. The church used the roof grinder, a small point with a cock figure and a dome on the veranda, which consists of a number of parts of a church organ. The house and gardens cannot be visited.
Huis Broekhuizen	Wehl	villa	former manor
Brugdijk	Bemmel	Noble house	The house was built in the late Middle Ages. In the 17th century it was owned by the noble van Lynden family. The house was rebuilt several times and lost its original character.
Byvanck	Beek (part of the municipality of Montferland )	Country estate	The Byvanck house is from the 18th century. The history of this house dates back to 1362, when it was first mentioned as the property of Gheryt Palick van der Wilten. The house and the surrounding area are private and not open to the public.
Castle De Cannenburgh	Vaassen location	Moated castle	The moated castle was built in 1543. Before that there was a castle. After the Second World War it became the property of the Dutch state. The castle was renovated from 1975 to 1981 and has been open to the public ever since.
Camphuysen	Babberich	Noble house	It was probably built in the 14th century by the noble van Camphuysen family. The house was never a manor, but was called that.
Castle De Cloese	Lochem	lock	built around 1520
The dam	Eefde	Country estate	former manor
Doddendaal	Ewijk	lock	from the 14th century
Doornenburg Castle	Lingewaard	Castle	The castle is from the 13th century and consists of a front and a main castle, which are connected by a small wooden bridge. It is one of the largest and best preserved castles in the Netherlands. During the 2nd World War the castle was badly damaged and for a long time it was thought that the Germans bombed the castle; in fact, the castle was hit by the British in March 1945. The castle was rebuilt from 1947 to 1968.
Doorwerth Castle	Renkum	Moated castle
Huis te Eerbeek	Eerbeek	Country estate
Castle De Ehze	Alpine pastures	villa	former castle, now an English country style villa
Castle Elburg	Elburg	City fort	A city fort from 1393 inside the fortress town of Elburg
Engelenburg (Groot)	Hum	Country house, summer residence	The actual fort dates from the Middle Ages and was destroyed by the Spanish in 1624. The current house dates from the 17th century and was rebuilt in 1828.
Engelenburg (small)	Hum	Country house	Built in 1835
Engelrode	Zoelmond	Country estate	built around 1470, rebuilt in the 19th century
Enghuizen	Lobsterlo	Ruin, country residence	Burned down in 1945 and still in ruins on the site. The orangery was converted into a country residence
Enzerinck	Before	Castle, summer residence	Built in 1836
Essenburgh (Groot)	Herden	lock	1652 is noted on a gable stone, although a medieval predecessor castle is mentioned in various publications. Archaeological research has so far not revealed any traces of an earlier building. The builder was Johan Coolwagen, who tried to get a place in the knighthood of Veluwe by building it. This failed and Johan Coolwagen finally had to sell the house to his creditors. In 1929 the castle was rebuilt so that the front and entrance windows are no longer original. Today it's a hotel.
Kasteel Gelderse gates	Rheden	Residential tower	First mentioned as a farm in 1179. The foundations of today's residential tower date from 1535. In 1868 the residential tower was largely demolished and rebuilt.
Goudenstein	Hold	ruin	In 1672 the castle, which probably dates back to the 13th century, was destroyed by the French troops of King Louis XIV. Only a corner tower was spared.
Hackfort Castle	Before	Donjon, fort	built 1367–1376
Hagen	Doetinchem	Manor	Destroyed in a fire in 1656; 1934 reconstruction
Harslo	Ede	Gatehouse	The castle was dismantled in 1814, only the gatehouse has been preserved.
Dikke Tinne (also St. Lucia )	Hattem	ruin	Remnants of the entrance gate are still there. The castle was already in ruins in the 17th century.
Hedel	Hedel	ruin	only foundations left
Hoekelum	Bennekom	Country estate	built before 1396, rebuilt in 1735
Holthuis	Twello	Country house	The country house was probably built on the foundations of a medieval castle. Until the 17th century it was inhabited by several noble families. During World War II it was badly damaged by a crashed German plane.
Hooghuis	Beesd	Manor
Castle Ter Horst	Loen	Castle, estate	In 1557, the then mayor of Arnhem, Wynant Hacfort, had the castle built.
Huize De Kamp	Neede	Manor	first building around 1250, new building in 1636
Kemnade	Wijnbergen	Manor
Kasteel Keppel	Laag-Keppel	Fort	built around 1359, destroyed in 1582 and rebuilt in the 17th century
Core	Ede	Country estate	Built in 1803
Castle De Kinkelenburg	Bemmel	Fort
Huis Kiefskamp	Before	Castle, summer residence	built around 1776
Laag Helbergen	Hum	Manor
Huis Landfort	Megchelen	Manor	built before 1434
Huis te Lathum	Lathum	Noble house	former manor
Leusveld	Hall (part of the municipality of Brummen )	Hunting lodge	Built in 1911
Paleis Het Loo	Apeldoorn	palace	was built in the period from 1685 to 1692 and served as a summer residence for the Dutch governor and the royal family until 1975.
Loevestein Castle	Zaltbommel	Moated castle
Loowaard	Large	Manor	Built before 1467, destroyed by arson in 2005 and rebuilt by 2008
Luynhorst	Didam	Manor	from 1340, rebuilt in 1788
Magerhorst	Duiven	Manor
Marienwaerdt	Beesd	glory	built as an abbey in the 12th century and rebuilt between 1734 and 1790
Huis' t Medler	Before	Castle, summer residence	The first house was built before 1443. The current house was built in 1800 with masonry from the 17th century.
Mergelp Castle	Ubbergen	Castle
Middachten Castle	Rheden	Moated castle
Molecates	Hattem	Country house
Nederhemert	Nedermemert	Castle	from the 13th century
Castle Neerijnen	Neerijnen	Fort	It was built around 1600 on the foundations of the Klingelenburg
Huis Nettelhorst	Nettelhorst (district of Lochem )	ruin
De Nijenbeek	Voorst	ruin
Old putti	Elburg	Country estate
Oldenaller	Diermen (place in the municipality of Putten )	Country estate	Built before 1494, destroyed around 1655, reconstruction until 1665
Onstein	Before	Castle, summer residence	built in 1613, remodeled in 1925
Oolde	Laren (district of Lochem )	Manor	Built in 1663
Castle De Ooij	Ooij (part of the municipality Berg en Dal )	ruin	former glory, only parts of the outer bailey and the stable as well as a pigeon tower remain
Kasteel Ophemert	Ophemert (place in the municipality of Neerijnen )	Fort	Built in the 17th century
Castle Het Oude Loo	Apeldoorn	Hunting lodge	Built in the 15th century
Padevoort	Zeddam	Country house	former manor and noble house from the 17th century
Fort Pannerden	Lingewaard	Away	built between 1869 and 1872, it was one of the largest forts in the Netherlands
Poelwijk	Gendt	Country estate	former fort, the moats and a residential tower still exist
Huis De Poll (also Huis te Gietelo )	Bussloo (place in the municipality of Voorst )	Country estate	former manor
Reuversweerd	Hum	Country house	Built in 1830
Rhienderstein	Hum	Country house
Rijswijk	Large	Manor
Rosendael Castle	Rozendaal	Moated castle
Kasteel Rossum	Rossum (part of the municipality of Maasdriel )	Originally it was a 13th century castle, which was destroyed in 1599 during the siege of Zaltbommel . In 1850 the remains were torn down and a castle was built on the site.
Ruurlo Castle	Ruurlo	Moated castle
Huis Scherpenzeel	Scherpenzeel	Country estate	built before 1326
House Sevenaer	Zevenaar	Country house	built in the 14th century
Slangenburg Castle	Doetinchem	Moated castle	built in 1354, demolished in 1585 and rebuilt in 1612
Castle Soelen	Zoelen (place in the municipality of Buren )	Hall tower castle
Spaensweert	Hum		from the 17th century
Kasteel Staverden	Staverden (place in the municipality of Ermelo )	Fort (Art Nouveau)	partly built in the years 1853 and 1905
Ulenpas	Hoog-Keppel	Manor	built before the 14th century
Ulft Castle	Ulft , Oude IJsselstreek	Fort	Destroyed in 1892, only the castle hill is visible
Upladen Castle	Zeddam in Montferland	moth	Destroyed in 1016, when Montferland Castle was rebuilt
Huis' t Velde	Warnsveld (place in the municipality of Zutphen)	Country house	former manor
Velhorst	Lochem	Country house
Spoil	Laren (part of the municipality of Lochem )	Noble house	Built in 1775/1776
De Voorst (also De Oude Voorst )	Eefde	estate
Voorstonden	Hum	Manor	from the 16th century
Kasteel Vorden	Before	Moated castle	built before 1315 and destroyed in 1580, rebuilt in 1610
Vosbergen	Herd	Manor	from the 16th century
Castle Waardenburg	Waardenburg (part of the municipality of Neerijnen )	lock
Slot van Well (also Huis van Malsen )	Well (place in the municipality of Maasdriel )	Moated castle
Kasteelssehorst	Gendringen
De Wiersse	Before
Castle van Wijchen	Wijchen	Moated castle
De Wijde Landen	Hum
Kasteel De Wildenborch De	Before	Castle, summer residence	built in the 14th century.
Kasteel Wisch	Terborg (Oude IJsselstreek)	glory
Castle Wijenburg	Real eld	Hall tower castle
Zwaluwenburg	't Harde	Country house	Built in 1728

Groningen

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Allersmaborg	Winsum	Castle
Asingaborg	Middelstum		only the gatehouse is left
Breederborg	Bredde	Castle
Bourtange fortress	Westerwolde location	fortress	The Bourtange fortress is inhabited. It was built in 1580 on a path through moors between the cities of Heede and Groningen . The fortress was used for military purposes until 1851. From 1964 to 1973, essential parts were restored.
Coendersborg	Nuis	Country estate	was built in 1813 on the former Fossemaborg square
Ekenstein	Tjamsweer	Country estate	Built in 1648
Ennemaborg	Midwolda	Country house (Fehnburg)
Fraeylemaborg	Slochteren	Moated castle	built in the 13th century as a stone house
Hanckemaborg	Zuidhorn		No longer there, only the Schathuis (a cattle shed) was rebuilt in 1965. In front of the left entrance there is a stone lion figure that also stood in front of the castle.
Huis te Glimmen	Glow	Country estate
Huis Groenestein	Groningen	Castle, summer residence	Built in 1685, rebuilt in 1871
Iwema-Steenhuis	Niebert (place in the municipality of Westerkwartier )	Stone house	Built around 1400
Menkemaborg	Eemsmond	Moated castle	built in the 14th century
Nienoord	Leek	Castle	was built in 1525 as a mansion, here is the National Carriage Museum with approx. 300 carriages.
Piloersemaborg (also Hamsterborg )	Den Ham (place in the municipality of Westerkwartier )	Castle	The last farm castle in the Netherlands. Built in the 17th century.
Rensumaborg	Uithuizermeeden	Castle
Rusthoven	Tjamsweer	Castle	Built in 1686
Rustenbroek	Zuidbroek	Country house (Fehnburg)	a Veenborg (Fehnburg or Moorburg), which only existed in the bog colonies of the province of Groningen. This country house was built in 1740
Vaartwijk	Westerbroek	Country house (Fehnburg)	built between 1740 and 1760
Condemnation	Leens	Moated castle	from the 17th century
Vliethoven	Tuikwerd	Castle
De Wedderborg (also Wedderburcht )	Wedde (place in the municipality of Westerwolde )	Fort	Also called Addingaborg or Huis te Wedde
Welglich	Small seas	Country house (Fehnburg)	built around 1655

Limburg

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Kasteel Aerwinkel	Posterholt	Country house	It was first mentioned as a courtyard in 1544. The current country house is from 1854
Aldenghoor Castle	Haelen	lock	built between the 17th and 18th centuries
Amstenrade Castle	Schinnen	lock	The present shape of the castle is from 1788, around the castle is an 11 hectare park in the English landscape style
Arcen Castle	Arcen	lock	The current shape is from the 17th century. A previous building from the 16th century was destroyed in 1646. The castle garden of Arcen consists of 10 partial gardens and is one of the most beautiful flower and plant parks in Europe.
Arenborg	Venlo	Manor house with yard	from the 17th century
Castle Baexem	Baexem	Fort	was mentioned in writing for the first time in 1244. It received its present form after 1676. The fort itself cannot be visited, but the surrounding flower and herb garden with around 6000 varieties
Raadhuis Belfeld	Belfeld	Mansion	the former town hall of Belfeld was built in 1916. Today there is a restaurant in the building.
Castle De Berckt	Baarlo	lock	first construction in the 13th century. In 1830 it was demolished and rebuilt in the Italian architectural style
Bethlehem Castle	Limmel (district of Maastricht )
Castle Blankenberg	Cadier en Keer		was built in 1825 on the foundations of a medieval donjon
Bleyenbeek Castle	Bergen location	Castle ruin	The exact construction date is unknown, in 1405 the moated castle belonged to Wijnand Schenck van Nijdeggen. The castle was destroyed during the Second World War in 1945, but the outer walls were preserved.
House Bloemendal	Vaals	Mansion
Bokkenheufke (also De Puthof)	Shimmers	estate
Castle De Bongard	Bocholtz
Ter Borch Castle	Roosteren
Castle De Borcht	Baarlo		is also called Kasteel d'Erp
Castle De Borggraaf	Lottum (part of the municipality of Horst aan de Maas )
Borgharen Castle	Borgharen (district of Maastricht)
Castle Born	Born	ruin	the outer bailey is still preserved
De Burght	Heer (district of Maastricht)	Donjon
Cartils Castle	Cartils		Built around 1500, rebuilt in 1883, is privately owned
Cortenbach Castle	Voerendaal
House De Dael	Nuth
Huis ten Dijcken	Oirsbeek	Mansion
Doenrade Castle	Schinnen	lock
Castle Eijsden	Eijsden
Castle Elsloo	Elsloo
Eperhuis / Dorpshof	Epics
Kasteel Erenstein	Kerkrade
Etzenraderhuuske	Etzenrade
Kasteel Exaten	Baexem		Former convent of the Jesuits (from 1872) and the Franciscans (from 1927). The remainder of the castle "De Borg *" still exists on the site. The current castle was built in the 18th century.
Eyckholt Castle	Heerlen	ruin	built in the 15th century
Castle Eijkholt	Roosteren
Frymerson Castle	Sint Odiliënberg	Mansion
Genbroek	Geverik
Het Gebroken Slot (also Kasteel Grubbenvorst)	Pit supervisor	ruin
Castle Geijsteren	Whispers	ruin
Genhoes (also Kasteel Op Genhoes)	Brunssum
Castle Genhoes	Oud-Valkenburg
Castle Het Geudje	Ohe en Laak
Castle Geulle	Geulle
Kasteel Geusselt	Amby
Goedenraad Castle	Eys
Grasbroeck Castle	Guttecoven
Groenendaal Castle	Billinghuizen
Kasteel Gronsveld	Eijsden
Kasteel de Grote Hegge	Thorn	Manor
Castle Haeren	Voerendaal
Kasteel Den Halder	Valkenburg
Castle Hattem	Roermond
Kasteel Heel	Heel
De Heiligenberg	Bundles	Mansion	Built in 1777
House Heijen	Heijen
Hillenraad Castle	Boukoul
Castle Hoensbroek	Hoensbroek
Kasteel Holtmühle	Tegelen (municipality of Venlo)
Groenenberg House	Thorn
Huize Holtum	Holtum
Huis Hoosden	Sint Odiliënberg
Kasteel Horn	Horn (Limburg)
Kasteel van Horst	horst	ruin
Kasteel ten Hove	Pannings
Castle Sint-Jansgeleen	Spaubeek		only a few outbuildings are left
Castle Jerusalem	Limmel (district of Maastricht)
Kaldenbroek Castle	Lottum
Karsveld Castle	Billinghuizen
Kasteel Keverberg	boiler	ruin
Climbing Huuske	Retersbeek	Mansion
Lemiers Castle	Lemiers	Mansion
Hoeve Libeek	Sint Geertruid	estate	partly from the 13th century
Castle Lichtenberg	Maastricht	ruin
Limbricht Castle	Limbricht	lock
Lovendael	't Ven	Mansion	From the 18th century
Huize Maagdenberg	Venlo	Mansion	built around 1800
Castle van Meerlo	Meerlo
Castle Meerssenhoven	Itteren	Summer residence with country house	Built 1743–1744
Castle van Mheer	Mheer	lock	some parts of the building date from the 14th century
Castle Millen	Nieuwstadt	ruin
Castle Montfort	Montfort	ruin	also known as D'n Tómp of De Grauwert
Moubis (Sint-Jozefklooster Villa Moubis)	Tegelen	villa	former country house, was part of the monastery. In the 18th century it was owned by the German Moubis family and served as a trading house
Castle De Munt	Tegelen	Mansion
Huis Nederhoven	Beegden	estate	from the 17th century
Neercanne Castle	Maastricht	lock	from the 17th century
Castle Neubourg	Gulpen-Wittem
House Nierhoven	Nuth	Country house
Castle Nieuwenbroek	Beesel	Mansion	built around 1560
Castle Nijenborgh	Weert	Mansion	The castle was devastated in 1702. The manor house was built on the foundations of the Nijenborgh in 1841.
Castle Nijswiller	Nijswiller	lock
Castle Nunhem	Nunhem
House Obbendorf	Shimmers	Mansion	is also called Kasteel De Bockenhof or Huis Haasdal
Castle Obbicht	Obbicht	Country house	Built in 1780
Castle Ooijen (Oyen)	Broekhuizenvorst
Kasteel Oost (Valkenburg)	Valkenburg aan de Geul	Country house	built from the 17th century
Castle Oost	East Maarland
Castle Ouborg (De Ouborch)	Swalms	ruin	probably built around 1300, is also called Naborch, Huys te Swalmen or Aldenborg
Kasteel Oud Buggenum (Groot Buggenum)	Grathem	lock	The castle was built in the 16th century on the site of the previous castle "Meersen". Around the castle there is a fairy tale garden that was designed by the German garden architect Roland Weber.
Oudenborg Castle	Merum	ruin
De Oude Borg	Merum	Country house
Kasteel Passarts-Nieuwenhagen	Heerlen	lock
Huis Prickenis	Ten little ones
Kasteel Puth	Voerendaal	lock
Castle Raath	Bingelrade	Noble house	from 1804
Castle De Raay	Heerlen
Castle Reijmersbeek	Nuth
Kasteel van Rijckholt	Eijsden
Kasteel Rivieren	Climbing
Castle Schaesberg	Schaesberg	ruin
Kasteel Schaloen	Oud-Valkenburg
Kasteel scissors	Baarlo
Schinvelderhuuske	Schinveld	estate	mostly from the 18th century, is also called Kasteel Heyenhoven
Castle Schöndelen	Roermond	Mansion	Built in 1893
Schoneborg	Belfeld	estate
Huis Severen	Amby
Sibberhuuske (also Villartshof)	Sibbe
Château St. Gerlach	Valkenburg aan de Geul
House De Spyker	Lomm	Mansion
Stadhuis van Venlo	Venlo	town hall	built around 1300
Huize Stalberg	Venlo	Mansion	Built in 1389, rebuilt in the 17th century
Kasteel stone	stone	Ruin and castle	The complex consists of a ruin (12th century) with a core castle and an outer castle as well as an office building
Kasteel Strijthagen	Landgraaf
House De Strucht	Strucht
Castle De Tegelarije	Roermond
Castle Terborgh	Schinnen		is also called Huis Sinnen
Terworm Castle	Heerlen	Moated castle	most of the castle is from the 17th century
Castle De Thooren	Maasniel
House De Torentjes	Sint Pieter (district of Maastricht)	Castle-like house	from the 16th century; The owner is Andre Rieu
Vaalsbroek Castle	Vaals	lock
Kasteel Vaeshartelt	Rothem	Castle and estate	built from 1739
Valkenburg Castle	Valkenburg aan de Geul	ruin
Castle Vliek	Ulestraten		Now owned by a Japanese private university and used as a boarding school for girls studying in Limburg Province
Huis Watersley	Sittard		former monastery complex and country estate, mid-18th century
Kasteel Well	Well
Kasteel Wijnandsrade	Wijnandsrade
Castle Wijlre	Nieuwstadt
Huize Witham	Nieuwstadt
Wittem Castle	Gulpen-Wittem
Castle Wolfrath	Holtum
Zuidewijk-Spick	Boukoul

North Brabant

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Aldendriel Castle	Mill	Castle	Built in 1477
Huize Assendelft	Middelrode		only the entrance gate is left
Kasteel Asten	Branches	ruin	Built in 1350; the outer bailey still exists
Slotje van Babyloniënbroek	Aalburg		is also called Het Fort
Huis te Baest	Middelbeers	Country house
Bakkerskil, Fort aan de	Nieuwendijk	Away	built from 1877 to 1879
Beekveld	Berlicum
Bekestein	Oploo (place in the parish of Sint Anthonis )
Ten Bergh	Spoordonk
Berne Abbey	Heeswijk-Dinther	lock
Heeswijk Castle	Heeswijk-Dinther	Castle
Besoy	Waalwijk-Dinther
Slotje Beveren	Oosterhout	Noble house
De Blauwe Camer	Oosterhout	Noble house
Castle van Bokhoven	Bokhoven		only the castle gate is still there
Slotje Borsele	Oosterhout	Noble house
Bouvigne	Breda
Bovendonk	Hoeven (municipality of Halderberge )
Kasteel Boxmeer	Boxmeer
Hof ter Brake	Hulten ( Gilze en Rijen municipality )
Brakestein	Oosterhout	Noble house
House van Brecht	Breda
Breda, Kasteel van	Breda
Broekhoven	Tilburg
Bronkhorst Castle	Velp (municipality of Grave )	ruin
De Burgh	Eindhoven	villa
Burgst	Prinsenbeek	Country house	former glory
Castle Croy	Aarle-Rixtel	lock	Parts of the castle date from the 15th century. The estate around the castle is known for the Croy beer and for Rambouillet-Merino sheep. The castle is currently not inhabited and can only be visited on certain days.
De Berkt	Heesch	Country house	from the 16th century
Dommelrode	Sint-Oedenrode
Castle Dussen	Dussen	Moated castle
Castle d'Oultremont	Drunen (municipality of Heusden )		was formerly also called Huis de Drunen.
Glory Eckart	Eindhoven	glory
Eijkenlust	Beek en Donk
Eikenhorst	Esch ( Haaren municipality )		Built in 1827
Castle Eindhoven	Eindhoven
Elsbosch	Nuland (municipality of 's-Hertogenbosch )
Elshof	Geffen (municipality of Oss )
Castle Emmaus	Sint-Oedenrode
Castle Geldrop	Geldrop		In 1870 an English landscape garden was laid out
Castle van Gemert	Gemert
Grave (Het Arsenaal)	Grave	fortress
Groot Kasteel	Deurne	ruin
Haanwijk	Sint-Michielsgestel
De Hattert	Eindhoven
Hazart (Rith)	Breda
Heeswijk Castle	Bernheze	Moated castle
Heeze Castle	Heeze-Leende	Moated castle
Helmond Castle	Helmond	Moated castle
Henkenshage	Sint-Oedenrode	Noble house	Castle-like building from the 14th century
Herlaer, Nieuw-	Sint-Michielsgestel
Castle Heusden	Oudheusden	ruin
De Hondsdonk	Breda
Hoogenhuizen	Moergestel
The Hulst	Sint-Oedenrode
Ter Hurkens	Aarle-Rixtel
Klein Kasteel	Deurne		from the 14th century
De Kolk	Sint-Oedenrode
Leeuwenstein	Vught	Summer residence	Built in 1753
Lindenborg	Breda
Slotje Limburg	Oosterhout	Noble house
Castle van Loon op Zand	Loon op Zand	Country house	Built in 1777
Luchtenborg	Ulvenhout	estate	from the 17th century
Markiezenhof	Bergen op Zoom	City Palace	Built in 1485
Maurik	Vught	lock	from the 14th century, was formerly called Heymhuizing
Nieuwenhof	Moergestel		it has been a monastery since 1840
Nemerlaer	Hair	lock	from the 14th century
Ossenbroek	Beers (municipality of Cuijk )		From the 18th century
Rijswijk	Woudrichem	Mansion
Castle de Grote Ruwenberg	Sint-Michielsgestel	estate
Little Ruwenberg	Sint-Michielsgestel	Noble house
Seldenrate	Middelrode		there are still the gatehouse and a pigeon house
Soeterbeek	Nuenen	Country house	former monastery
Stacking	Boxtel		Is still used as a monastery
Citadel of 's-Hertogenbosch	's-Hertogenbosch location	fortress	The citadel of 's-Hertogenbosch was built between 1637 and 1645. The citadel has the shape of a pentagon. Towards the end of the 18th century, the citadel was used as a barracks. In 1984 the facility was renovated and the barracks were demolished.
Strijdhoef	Udenhout	Mansion
Strijen, Ten / Van	Oosterhout	ruin
Paleis-Raadhuis Tilburg	Tilburg	palace	It was built in 1847 on behalf of King William II of the Netherlands. He wanted to have a summer residence in the city, but he never lived in this building because the king died 22 days before the handover. In the last few years the building served as a palace, a school, a military building in both world wars and now as a town hall.
Tongelaar	Gassel (municipality of Grave )
't Vaantje	Sint-Michielsgestel
Veebeek	Berlicum		Built in 1815
Velderhuis	Liempde	Country house	Built in 1878
Warmberg, De	Berlicum	Country house
Wolfslaer	Breda
Zwanenburg	Dinther	Castle	from the 14th century
Zionsburg	Vught	ruin	Burnt out in 2003
Zuidewijn	Vrijhoeve
Zwijnsbergen	Helvoirt

North Holland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Akerendam House	Beverwijk	estate
Royal Palace Amsterdam	Amsterdam	palace	It was built as a town hall from 1648 to 1665. From 1808 it was used as a royal palace. Since 1939 it has been used by the royal family for representation purposes and as a guest house for state guests. But it is not the seat of the royal family.
Assumburg	Velsen	Moated castle	from the 13th century
Beeckestijn	Velsen	Country house, summer residence	from the 15th century
Brederode Castle	Velsen	ruin	Built at the end of the 13th century
Egmond castle ruins	Egmond aan den Hoef	ruin
Ilpenstein Castle	Ilpendam		was demolished in 1872
Fort Kijkduin	The hero	Away	was built from 1811
Huis ter Kleef, Huis ter	Haarlem	ruin
Marquette Castle	Heemskerk
Muiderschloss	Muiden	Moated castle	probably built in 1280
Nederhorst	Nederhorst the mountain	Moated castle	from the 13th century
Torenfort aan de Ossenmarkt	Weesp	Away	Built in 1861
Radboud Castle	Medemblik	Fortress	Built in 1288
Uitermeer	Weesp	Away
Huis te Zaanen, Huis te	Haarlem	Gatehouse

Overijssel

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
The Aalshorst	Dalfsen	Country house, summer residence
The Alerdinck	Laag Zuthem	Manor
House Almelo	Almelo	Manor	Mentioned for the first time as early as the 14th century, it used to be the center of Almelo's glory
Backenhagen	Deldenerbroek	Manor	built around 1619
Bellinckhof	Almelo	Country house	Built in 1919
The mountain	Dalfsen	Manor	Built in 1705
Borgbeuningen	Beuningen	Manor
Boxbergen	Wasepe	Manor
Huis te Breckelenkamp	Breklenkamp	Manor	First building from 1564, the current building was built from 1633 to 1637
Colckhof	Laag Zuthem	Country estate, summer residence
House Diepenheim	Diepenheim	Manor
The doorn	Haerst
Eerde	Ommen	Moated castle	The International School Eerde is located here
Eese	Steenwijk	Manor
Everlo	Volthe	Manor	The actual manor was demolished at the beginning of the 19th century. The cattle shed, which was built in 1704 and served as a residential house from 1714, has been preserved.
De Gelder	Wijhe	Manor
De Haere	Hengforden	Manor
Huis Heeckeren	Goor	Manor	from the 17th century, was previously called Huis te Goor.
Herinckhave	Tubbergen	Manor
Groot Hoenlo	Olst		The Klein Hoenlo house, which was built in 1890, is also on the estate.
De Horte	Dalfsen	Manor	Built in 1829
Het Laer	Ommen
Mataram	Dalfsen	Country estate, around 1800	Before: havezate Dieze
Nijenhuis	Diepenheim	lock	used to be a manor
Nijenhuis	Olst-Wijhe	Estate with manor
Oldruitenborgh	Vollenhove	Manor	From the 14th century, it was rebuilt in 1656, 1803, 1947 and 1962; In 2006 it was converted into a hotel and restaurant. It has an English country park.
More right	Dalfsen	Manor	from the 14th century
het Reelaer	Heino	Manor	The actual manor was demolished after 1910.
't Rozendael	Heino	Summer residence	Mentioned for the first time in 1394, rebuilt in 1860.
Schellerberg	Zwolle
Schoonheetes	Zwolle	Manor	from the 17th century
Singgraven	Spelled land	estate	from the 17th century
Spijkerbosch	Olst	Country house	Built in the 17th century, today's shape is from the 19th century
Toutenburg	Vollenhove	ruin	from the 16th century
Twickel Castle	Delden	Moated castle	from the 16th century
Warmelo Castle	Diepenheim	lock	Originally it was a gatehouse of a manor; it has a 7 hectare castle park.
Wegdam	Hof van Twente	Manor	Today's manor was built between 1757 and 1758.
Weldam Castle	Hof van Twente	lock	The castle is inhabited and cannot be visited. The castle park can be visited.
House Westervflier	Diepenheim	Mansion	Built in 1729
House Westervoorde	Olst		From the 18th century
Zorgvliet	Olst	estate

Utrecht

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Amelisweerd, Nieuw-	Bunnik	Country house	former castle
Amelisweerd, Oud-	Bunnik	Country house	former castle
Amerongen Castle	Utrechtse Heuvelrug location	lock	The castle as it stands today was built after 1672. In the castle, Kaiser Wilhelm II: abdicated on November 28, 1918 and lived here until 1920. The castle can be visited.
Beverweerd	Werkhoven	lock
Blankenburgh, Groot	Utrecht	City fort
Blijdenstein	Utrecht	City fort
Blikkenburg	Zeist
Bolenstein	Maarssen	Moated castle
Broekhuisen	Emptiness
Cammingha	Bunnik
Calenburg	Utrecht	City fort
Compostel	Utrecht	City fort
House Doorn	Utrechtse Heuvelrug location	lock	The Doorn house is mentioned for the first time in 1289. In the 18th century the former moated castle was given its current appearance. From 1920 until his death on June 4, 1941, Kaiser Wilhelm II lived in the castle. Today the castle is used as a museum and can be visited.
Drakenburg City Fort	Utrecht	City fort	From the 12th century. The secret annexe from the 13th century
Drakensteyn	Location Vuursche	Moated castle
Duurstede	Wijk bij Duurstede	Moated castle
Fresenburch	Utrecht	City fort
Geerestein	Woudenberg	Water castle
Groenestein	Langbroek		Only the gatehouse is preserved.
kasteel Groeneveld	Baarn	Summer residence
Groenewoude	Woudenberg		only one cattle shed has been preserved
Groenewoude	Utrecht	City fort
Gunterstein	Breukelen	Country house	former castle
De hair	Haarzuilens	lock
Den Ham (Hamtors)	Vleuten	Castle
Hardenbroek	Driebergen	Noble house
Huis Harmerlen	Harmerlen	Castle
Castle Heemstede	Houten	Castle-like summer residence	Built in 1645 and burned down in 1987, reconstruction from 1999 to 2002
Heimenstein	Achterberg	Castle	built in 1401, demolished in 1940 and new building in 1946
Ten Hert (Hertenhuis)	Utrecht	City fort	from the 13th century
Hindersteyn	Langbroek	Residential tower with extensions	built around 1300, what a knight court state
Hof ter Wyde	Vleuten	Hunting lodge	Only one side wing is left, which was later built into a farm.
Castle IJsselstein	Ijsselstein	Residential tower
Kranestein	Utrecht	City fort	from the 14th century
Leeuwenberg	Utrecht	City fort
Linschoten II	Linschoten (municipality of Montfoort )	Castle-like country house	Built in 1647
Loenersloot	Loenen aan de Vecht	Moated castle	built before 1258
Lunenberg	Langbroek	Residential tower	built before 1339 and rebuilt at the end of the 18th century
House Maarsbergen	Maarsbergen	Castle-like country house	Built in 1660
Moersbergen	Doorn	Country house	Built as a castle at the beginning of the 14th century and rebuilt several times from the 16th century.
Castle Montfoort	Montfoort	Border castle	Built in 1163; only the gatehouse of the outer bailey is still there.
Natewisch	Amerongen	Residential tower	built around 1250, former knight court state
Kasteel Nijenrode	Breukelen	Moated castle	Built in 1275 and destroyed in 1481 and 1511; Reconstruction from 1632 to 1642. A copy is in the “Huis ten Bosch” theme park near Nagasaki (Japan).
Oudaen	Breukelen	Castle	built around 1300, former court state
Oudaen	Utrecht	City fort	built after 1276
Oudegein	Jutphaas	Moated castle	built before 1211
Pallaes	Utrecht	City fort	from the 13th century
Payenborg	Utrecht	City fort	from the 14th century
Proeysenburch	Utrecht	City fort	from the 14th century, rebuilt in the 19th century
Den Ouden Puth	Utrecht	City fort	from the 14th century
Putruwiel	Utrecht	City fort
Ten putti	Utrecht	City fort	from the 13th century
Randenbroek	Amersfoort	Country house, summer residence	built before 1249
Kasteel Renswoude	Renswoude	Country house	former castle
Rhijnauwen	Bunnik	Country house	probably from the 13th century
Rhijnestein	Cothen		Originally a residential tower and knight court state
Rijnhuizen	Jutphaas	Country house	former castle
Rijsenburg	Driebergen		only the gatehouse is present
Sandenburg	Langbroek	Castle	first construction before 1391. The present form was built between 1861 and 1865
Schonauwen	Houten		only one castle tower is left
Snellenburg House	Benschop		The castle was converted into a farm, only the carriage house has been preserved.
Soestdijk Palace	Baarn location	Palace	A country house was built here from 1638 and a hunting lodge after 1672. It served temporarily as a residence for King Louis Bonaparte. Today it belongs to the Dutch royal family and can be visited.
Castle Sterkenburg	Driebergen	Residential tower with extension
Valckenstein	Utrecht	City fort
Huis te Vliet (Oudewater)	Oudewater	ruin	was a residential tower
House in Vliet (Lopik)	Lopikerkapel
Huis te Voorn	Utrecht		Originally a residential tower and later a country house; there are only two pigeon towers left.
Vuyicoop	Schalkwijk	Residential tower	built around 1300
Walenburg	Langbroek	Residential tower	from the 13th century
Weerdesteyn	Langbroek	Residential tower
Weerestein	Nieuwersluis	Country house	former castle
Wickenburgh	't Goy
Castle van Woerden	Woerden	Castle
Zeist Castle	Zeist	Summer residence, summer residence
Zuilenburg	Overlangbroek	Castle
Zuylen Castle	Oud puffs	Moated castle

Zeeland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Baarland Castle	Baarland
Boede, The	Koudekerke	Country house
Campveerse gates	Veere	Away	from the 15th century
Crayenstein	Burgh	Castle	Built in 1890
Huize Duinebeek	Oostkapelle		Built in the early 18th century
Ellewoutsdijk	Ellewoutsdijk	Away	Built in 1839
Gevangentoren (Vlissingen)	Vlissingen	Away
Haamstede slot	Burgh-Haamstede	Castle
Hellenburg	Baarland	ruin
Ter Hooge	Koudekerke
Keizersbolwerk	Vlissingen	Away
Keldermanspoort	Hulst	Away	Built in 1506
Moermond Castle	Renesse location	lock	The current castle was built in 1513. The owners changed more often over time. The castle was damaged in the 1953 storm surge and then renovated again. Today the castle is used for conferences and is not open to the public except for one room.
Ter Nisse	Nit		from the 13th century
Oostbeer	Vlissingen	Away
Overduin	Vlissingen		Built in 1839
Fort Rammekens	Vlissingen	Away	Built in 1547
Sabbaths "Hooe Huis"	Oud sabbings	Fort	probably from the 16th century
Westhove	Oostkapelle	lock	Westhove Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1277 and was rebuilt several times in the following years. Today, the Terra Maris Museum is located in the orangery and there is a hostel in the main and outer bailey. There is an accessible replica of a moth on the museum's outdoor area.
Moth Torenberg van Zaamslag	Oostkapelle	moth	Replica of the moth Torenberg von Zaamslag. Located in the Westhove Castle grounds
Zeeduin	Oostkapelle	Country house	Built in 1878

South Holland

Surname	Place / location	Type	Remarks
Backershagen	Wassenaar	estate	Built at the end of the 18th century
House Berbice	Voorschoten	Summer residence	Built in 1674
De Binckhorst	The hague	Castle	First mentioned in 1308. The current castle was built in 1727 and now serves as a private clinic.
Binnenhof	The Hague location	lock	The Dutch parliament has been meeting in the Binnenhof since 1446. Wall remnants indicate that the first buildings were built in the late 12th century or early 13th century.
De Burcht	Suffer	Ringwallburg	Built around the year 1000 and one of the oldest castles in the Netherlands
't Huys Dever	Lisse	Donjon	from the 14th century
Endegeest	Oegstgeest	Fort	It was first mentioned in 1307. The current shape was built between 1647 and 1651.
Duivenvoorde Castle	Voorschoten	lock	It was first mentioned in 1226 and was a residential tower Donjon in the 13th century. Over time, however, it lost this function and the castle became a summer residence for rich noble families. It was given its present form in 1631 and 1717. It is one of the oldest castles in South Holland. It has been a museum since 1960.
Gravensteen (Leiden)	Suffer	Residential tower	Was built at the beginning of the 13th century and had various functions such as an apartment, prison, bookstore and, since 2006, university building.
Groot Poelgeest	Koudekerk aan den Rijn		only remnants of the entrance gate and the carriage house are present
Hof van Hillegom	Hillegom		it is currently used as a parish hall
Hillegersberg (Huis ten Berghe)	Rotterdam-Hillegersberg	ruin	The ruin is now in the middle of a cemetery
Keukenhof Castle	Lisse	lock	Built in 1642
Paleis Noordeinde	The hague	palace	Here is King Willem-Alexander's workplace.
Huis ten Bosch	The hague	lock	Built in the 17th century.
Oud-Poelgeest	Oegstgeest	Castle, country house	The castle was built in 1668.
Oud-Wassenaar	Wassenaar	Summer residence	The first building was demolished in 1872 and rebuilt from 1876 to 1879
Huize de Paauw	Wassenaar	Summer residence	Built in 1556. Now the town hall
Huis te Riviere (also Huis Mathenesse )	The hague	ruin	Built in 1262
Rhoon	The hague	Donjon	Built in 1432, it was a glory.
Teylingen	Teijlingen	ruin	from the 13th century
Vredespaleis	The hague	palace	The palace, built in 1907, houses the UN International Court of Justice.
Hof van Wateringen	Wateringen		The manor of the Van de Wateringhe family, who settled here around 1200, stood here. In 1800 the house was sold and partially demolished. Today only the moats, a farm and some remains of the walls of the manor are left.