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Arcen Castle inner courtyard
Europe

Arcen Castle inner courtyard

Arcen Castle was built in its present form in the 17th century by the dukes of Geldern. The outer bailey is surrounded by a moat. The courtyard of the castle can be reached via a small bridge through the main portal of this outer bailey. Attraction point are the castle gardens, the entrance is anything but cheap. (Price today, June 2023 19.90 Euro). No discount for retired persons with a low income.

Schloss Arcen, Innenhof und Eingang

Eingang zum Innenhof des Schlosses Arcen Schloss Arcen wurde in seiner heutigen Form im 17. Jahrhundert von den Herzögen von Geldern erbaut. Die Vorburg ist von einem Wassergraben umgeben. Durch das Hauptportal dieser Vorburg gelangt man über eine kleine Brücke in den Burghof. Anziehungspunkt sind die Schlossgärten, deren Eintritt alles andere als günstig ist. (Preis heute, Juni 2023 19,90 Euro). Es gibt keinen Rabatt für Rentner mit einer Hungerrente.

Kasteel Arcen binnenplats entree

Kasteel Arcen werd in zijn huidige vorm in de 17e eeuw gebouwd door de hertogen van Geldern. De voorburcht is omgeven door een gracht. De binnenplaats van het kasteel is te bereiken via een kleine brug via het hoofdportaal van deze voorburcht. Attractiepunt zijn de kasteeltuinen, de toegang is alles behalve goedkoop. (Prijs vandaag, Juni 2023 19.90 Euro). Geen korting voor AOWers met hunker-uitkering.

Copyright: Patricia Müller
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Resolution: 18000x9000
Taken: 03/06/2023
Uploaded: 06/06/2023
Published: 06/06/2023
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Tags: netherlands; arcen; castle; day; interior; exterior; nature; people; water; river; architecture
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