Den Bramel Castle – Protestant Church Vorden loop from Vorden

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21.7km

20m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 14, 2026

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Den Bramel Castle

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Den Bramel Castle is a country estate [1] and former castle west of the Vorden-Almen road in the heart of the Achterhoek, in the Dutch province of Gelderland.

As early as 1396 there is mention of one Gerrit den Bramel, or Gerrit van Bramelen. Little remains of the version first mentioned in 1396 and that from about 1645; the current building largely dates from the period 1720-1726. The contemporary form of this castle dates back to around 1725, when older wall work of a previous house was renovated. Around 1868 this house was provided with a neo-renaissance stepped gable. In 1881 the roof was fitted with slate and a turret was placed. The neo-gothic portal with the small spire will also have been built in that year.

The house was renovated during that period with materials from a former church. This is evident, for example, from the roof rider, which bears the inscription “Soli Deo Gloria 1735”. There is also the small spire whose weather vane is equipped with a rooster. Finally, there is the dome in the forecourt, which consists of a number of parts of a church organ.

The estate is open to the public, the castle itself and the surrounding gardens are private.

nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasteel_Den_Bramel

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Linden Lane to 't Enzerinck

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The Lindenlaantje to 't Enzerinck is a footpath surrounded by lime trees. This atmospheric path leads you to the historic estate 't Enzerinck, where you can enjoy a combination of nature and culture. Continue walking along the forest edges and fields of the estate for a quiet and green walk full of beautiful views.

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