Stichting Slot Loevestein

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Loevestein

Stichting Museum Slot Loevestein

Loevestein

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The French bivouac in front of the powder tower and the ammunition depot.
Stichting Slot Loevestein
The terrain of the square at the second restoration site will be reserved for artillery and all traders.
The Allied camp will be located in the southeastern stronghold of Loevestein. The Dutch in the donkey field south of the powder tower.
All facilities are close to each camp, but with a slight separation.
For the elderly, children and those who are rapidly suffering from the cold, there will be sleeping places available in some buildings in the fortress.

Stichting Vrienden Van Slot Loevestein

Stichting Slot Loevestein
There will be luxury toilets available and the restaurant will also be open.
Stichting Slot Loevestein
Loevestein Castle is situated in a unique location where the river Meuse and Waal join together and the provinces of Gelderland, Brabant and South Holland meet. It was here, in this typically Dutch river landscape, that the knight Dirc Loef van Horne built his castle in 1360. His choice, however, was not determined by the area's outstanding beauty, but by its strategic position. It was the ideal location to defend and from which to levy tolls. Loevestein Castle subsequently served as a military stronghold, as the state prison from which Hugo Grotius escaped in a book chest, and as part of the Dutch Waterline. Thanks to its military past, the area surrounding Loevestein Castle is one of the least spoilt cultural landscapes in the Netherlands and a unique spot where nature and culture unite as one.