Castle Maurick

This beautiful location is set at the heart of the Benelux and is easily accessible from any part of the Netherlands.
It is situated on an island in the river Dommel, near Vught. The castle dates back to around 1400 AD although it’s no longer in its original state. It was probably renovated in the 16th century by Jan Heyns, one of the architects of the St. John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch.

Located between two slender towers is the entrance, which is the oldest part of the castle in its present form and dates from 1400 AD. The gateway has a pointed arch and is connected by way of a drawbridge. The centre part of the building has two corbelled tourelles; the main tower situated directly behind them is crowned with a slate-covered spire. The right wing dates partly from the 17th century while the other parts of the building have been added in the 19th century.

The High Purity Day takes place in the Orangery and the Conservatory of the building.

[Directions Castle Maurick]

Hotels
If you have to travel a considerable distance you can spend the night in a number of hotels in the nearby area of Castle Maurick. These include:

• - [Van der Valk Hotel] - Den Bosch-Vught
• - [Movenpick Hotel] - Den Bosch
• - [Hotel De Kruishoeve]