• Hanse city Attendorn in Sauerland
• Medieval castle belonging to the von Fürstenberg family
• Dinner under cross vaulted ceilings

Castle Burg Schnellenberg towers impressively over the hanseatic city of Attendorn. It is surrounded by 240 hectares of woodland and meadow.

• Smallest castle in Holland
• French dishes with a Mediterranean twist
• Staying the night in the coach house

The smallest castle in the Netherlands, Kasteeltje Hattem, nestles in Roermond city park. Surrounded by trees and greenery, complete with a moat and pond, this authentic castle now is a little paradise for connoisseurs.

• Historical fortress Willemstad
• Between hospitable North Brabant and the Zeeland delta
• Brasserie with Parisian ambiance

The lovely town of Willemstad is named after William of Orange (1533-1584) founder of The Netherlands. The town’s fortifications bear witness to a rich past.

• Outstanding culinary achievements
• Venice of the North
• Private boats

Giethoorn is astonishingly picturesque, with dozens of little waterways that have earned this iconic village the nickname ‘Venice of the Netherlands’. De Lindenhof combines a touch of Venetian romance with homely Dutch comfort, and is equally renowned for its culinary excellence.

• In the Black Forest
• Castle, top cuisine, own vineyards
• Baden-Baden nearby

Once you have had a meal on the terrace of Schloss Eberstein you will realise: this is a unique place. The views over the Murgtal and the Black Forest are unforgettable and will inspire you to go for long walks or bicycle rides or a stroll through the historic town of Gernsbach.