Zuylen Castle

Zuylen chateau has a rich social history.

The chateau was initially worked in the thirteenth century, and parts of despite everything it date from the sixteenth century, adding to the palace's medieval appearance.

There are four fundamental towers at each side of the palace and the passage is managed by a beguiling door tower.

The mansion is encompassed by water on three sides.

The first mansion was wrecked in 1420 and modified in 1520, after which the home had a place with the family Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

A relative of that family, Diederik Jacob van Tuyll van Serooskerken, gave the palace its present appearance with the assistance of engineer Jacob Marot in 1752.