Neerijnen Castle Garden – Huis Neerijnen loop from Uiterwaarden Waal
Neerijnen Castle Garden – Huis Neerijnen loop from Uiterwaarden Waal
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Neerijnen Castle Garden – Huis Neerijnen loop from Uiterwaarden Waal
01:47
7.06km
10m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 24, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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2.21 km
Waardenburg Boundary Marker
Highlight • Monument
Here is one of the Glory Buren. Glory, derived from 'lord', means government authority as private(!) property. Glory exists in various forms, the highest form being free glory. Of this it was said that only God was above it. Neighbors has been such a free lord and the lord completely his own boss.
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2.71 km
Neerijnense Bos
Forest
3.08 km
Rest stop at Waardenburg Castle
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3.21 km
Waardenburg and Neerijnen Estate
Highlight • Castle
More information: mijngelderland.nl
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4.23 km
Anne Frank Tree Sapling Memorial
Highlight • Monument
### Background of the original tree
The original Anne Frank tree was a white horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) and stood in the garden behind the Secret Annex. Anne mentioned this tree several times in her diary, in which she described how she could see it from the small window of the hiding place. For her, the tree was a symbol of hope and freedom in a time of great fear and uncertainty. Unfortunately, the original tree fell in 2010 due to poor condition due to disease and storm damage.
### The Anne Frank tree in Neerijnen
The cutting in Neerijnen is one of the trees that were grown from the seeds of the original chestnut before it fell. Planting this tree is a way to honor Anne Frank's legacy and message of hope and tolerance. Neerijnen was chosen because of the serene and natural character of the area, which offers a place of reflection.
### Meaning of the tree
The tree in Neerijnen, like other Anne Frank trees planted worldwide, symbolizes the fight against injustice, anti-Semitism and discrimination. It is a living monument that reminds visitors to reflect on the past and work towards a peaceful future.
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4.73 km
Neerijnen Castle Garden
Highlight • Natural Monument
Part of the site is used for pumpkin cultivation.
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4.76 km
Reformed Church Neerijnen and Waardenburg
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4.93 km
Huis Neerijnen
Highlight • Castle
The castle, originally called 'Klingelenburg', was a residential tower with defensive functions. Around 1350, knight Gijsbert de Cock had this first noble house built in Neerijnen. Almost certainly on the elevated and moated site. Together with the Waardenburg castle, built in 1265 on behalf of Rudolph de Cock, it forms one estate. The residents of Neerijnen Castle used the name De Cock van Neerijnen. After the De Cock family, several families owned the estate, including Van Aylva. In 1769, Hobbe van Aylva had a front door frame installed in rococo style with a memorial stone attached to himself.
Source: mijngelderland.nl
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7.06 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.67 km
2.45 km
707 m
648 m
553 m
Surfaces
2.80 km
2.40 km
987 m
836 m
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