Super beautiful place. I really enjoyed. You can spend full day there. Specially nice in sezone from May till September.

Beautiful kasteel with a ton of history. Highly recommend the guided tour given by knowledgeable volunteers. There is also an excellent restaurant set in the old stables on the property.

A very nice castle. During the visit you will hear interesting stories from nice guides. We re visited the location during X-Mas time. They really decorated the castle very nice.

If you will travel to Utrecht, I recommend to visit the castle in Amerongen. Amerongen Castle is one of the beautiful residences in Holland.Visitors may admire the art collection and gorgeous gardens of Castle Amerongen. The castle can only be visited by means of a guided tour.Tours are in Dutch, you get an English translation for every room. But the translation in English gives very little information, it is better to make excursions in English for foreign tourists.

This castle is in a beautiful setting, with real old world charm and pristinely maintained. Well worth a visit. Highly recommended.

We visited the castle and did a guided tour which centered around the current exposition about the Disaster Year (Rampjaar) 1672. The guides are volunteers with a lot of knowledge and the setup of the different rooms in the castle is excellent to get a good overview without going into too much detail. The area around the castle is beautiful and perfect for a hike or picnic. Reservations for the tour are required, especially in the weekend as it can be busy.

The castle is lovingly and expertly restored in 2020. It preserved most of the paintings, furniture carpets and tapestries as well as books and many other items for the last 400 years. Each room is really impressive by having breathe taking history. On the weekend you can visit the castle without the guide. On the other days only guided tours are available so better book tickets in advance. But, there are really expert guides in every room that knows amazing stories about history of the custle and people who lived there. I'd like to thank all guides for their excellent work. Do not be shy and ask them. They know many languages and interesting stories to share. The park is not big, but lovely landscaped. There are flowers that blossom for the most of the year. Reserve 3-4 hours for the visit to enjoy the castle and the park. The car parking is opposite the main gate and free. One more thing to keep in mind, is that you can only have tea, coffee and soft drinks with some pastries in the Orangery caffe. To have something more substantial to eat, you should go to the town. There are 2-3 places within 5-7 min walk. Highly recommend to visit.

Quite nice place to visit and spend some time over there. The guide is in every room and answers all your questions. Nice history of castle(house).

Tough and robust castle with beautiful exhibitions and stories and located on the large estate on the edge of the picturesque village of Amerongen.

Castle is maintained with so much care, there are hosts and guides that tell you everything in every little detail about the castle and you can see with how much love they handle it.highly recommend!

Absolutely fantastic castle/land house with an astonishing amount of detail, stories and curiosities to discover. The volunteers telling stories in each room are absolutely wonderful and really help with the immersion into the history of the castle. Would highly recommend going.

Kasteel Amerongen was the residence of Count Bentinck in 1918. He welcomed the German Kaiser Wilhelm II who went in exile after World War 1 for a few days - he stayed for one and a half years! And gave a statue of himself as goodbye present when he moved to House Doorn. All of this is told in a great tour of some 75 minutes by very knowledgeable volunteer guides (cost 12 euros). Highly recommended. Ample free parking available just outside the castle walls. And the stables are now a posh restaurant called Bentinck.

Purposely expressionless castle from the outside as it is supposed to in the Dutch classical tradition. This makes this place a teleportation back to the 17th and 18th century republic. The inside stands in stark contrast to the outside, with nicely decorated rooms, many paintings and artworks. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable. This place has some cool history the guides can teach you, on the disaster year for example, or the prolonged stay of Kaiser Wilhelm. I can definitely recommend a visit to this place to take in some Dutch culture, with some English touches.

I love this castle and everything about it. I have been three or four times now. Last time during Christmas and the decorations were really beautiful! Nice garden, gorgeous interiors, enthousiast volunteers, nice café and shop as well. And the village of Amerongen is wonderful as well for a little weekend walk

It was a wonderful day! Our tour guide did a great job explaining things. Beautiful castle.

Sunset was beautiful to watch set on the property.

Kaunis ja rauhallinen paikka. Opas kertoi hyvin paikan historiasta. En suosittele ihan perheen pienimmille

Wonderful volunteers throughout the castle (stately home) who happily share their knowledge and enthusiasm for the place with you. Very enjoyable visit.

Beautiful castle, the volunteer guides are very knowledgeable and shared the story of the rooms in English.

We went on a Saturday with kids 3,5,10 and 13 years old. The kids had different puzzles to solve and every room had its own speaker with time to answer questions. Great experience!

Great experience. The guides and hosts really made all the difference. You can feel the passion with which they talk about the rich history and little fun facts about the castle.

A very good place to visit with kids, and if you are particularly interested in history of Relation between the Netherlands and the United Kingdom

Interesting castle history, with fun guides. A beautiful garden, great bar and cafe to relax in make this a worthy day trip.