Bouvigne Castle

Bouvigne Castle in the Dutch territory of North Brabant , is simply outside the Ginneken area and near the Mastbos south of Breda. It is obscure how old the palace is and what it initially resembled. From 1494 on the property De Boeverie there was a cased stone house close to the extensive and little homestead situated there. The little ranch remained at the crossing point of Duivelsbruglaan and Bouvignelaan however went up on fire amid the attack of Breda by Spinola.

Bouvigne Castle has a somewhat striking similarity to the bigger Schoten Castle in the Belgian region of Schoten. The radiance Breda once remained (from 1167 to 1268) under the specialist of the Lords of Schoten (the banners of Schoten and Breda are indistinguishable). However nothing is known about a connection between the two manors. At the season of the rulers of Schoten, the great De Boeverie (later Bouvigne) was conceivably as of now a medieval decent. In the fifteenth and sixteenth hundreds of years there was an encompassed chateau, which was claimed by the Van Brecht family.

After the development of the present stronghold had started in 1548, the last redesign started in 1611, with the house taking its present shape. There are three distinct patio nurseries. Pictures are shown in the greenhouses. The greenhouses can be gone by. The manor is just on unique days, for instance the Brabant Castle Day. Behind Kasteel Bouvigne lies the Markdal.