Landgoed Verhildersum, Groningen Province, The Netherlands

4.5 (19 reviews) Spent Ranking #2 in Leens Speciality Museums

Beautiful sculptures

The sculptures of Eddy Roos in this garden follow the principle of the golden section, this is unique to experience, the peace, silence and beautify. The walk in the garden was beautiful experience. After the garden we went to Eddy Roos museum in Uithuizen. This combination is a completion.
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Address

Wierde 40, 9965 TB Leens The Netherlands

Mobile

+31 595 571 430

Website

https://www.verhildersum.nl/en/

Current local date and time now

Thursday, May 16, 2024, 4:07

User Ratings

4.5 based on (19 reviews)

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  • 4Solodam J 5:00 PM Dec 13, 2020
    More Than We Expected
    We always try to find estates, castles or villas when we're on the road for some pictures. We found this estate with a small castle. From the front side, it looks like a house because it's hidden behind the green fascade but when you walk around you will see that it's really a castle, even big enough. We didn't have a chance to visit the garden
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  • 5Sally T 5:00 PM Jun 19, 2019
    Lovely house & surroundings
    We visited on a wet Thursday in June (apparently the 2nd british couple that day). It was quite quiet but not empty.it was free entry with the museum kart. We watched a video on the bats & then went to the house. The gentleman who took are tickets spoke excellent English, gave us a guide in English & explained the route around the building. The house is a lovely moated manor house which was originally a tower from the 1400s. You get to visit rooms from the cellar to the attic. It is all well laid out & interesting. There is a lovely garden to walk around with a neat veg/herb garden & then farm land with a barn you can explore & a farm labourers cottage. An interesting visit well worth seeing. Dogs are not allowed in the museum but around the moat they were welcome.

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