Huys Dever

The Huys Dever is a small castle in Lisse, Netherlands. It changed into likely built rapidly after 1375 by using Reinier Dever or d'Ever, a member of an antique noble own family from Holland. The fort was a typical stronghold that was at one time located on the threshold of a lake known as the Lisser Poel considering the fact that poldered in that itself was in connection to the Haarlemmermeer itself a polder due to the fact in 1853. In 1630 a stately home changed into constructed on to the tower and became a summer time house,

however after the Haarlem Lake turned into poldered inside the 19th century it fell into disuse and have become a spoil. In 1973 healing started and the roof was constructed in the manner of 16th century carpentry. The building houses a small archeological museum with reveals dug up in the former moat across the building. It has been voted a totally important rijksmonument for its early medieval stays. The constructing is open to site visitors Wednesday-Sunday 14:00 to 17:00, and may be rented for activities.