Egmond Abbey

Egmond Abbey is the most established convent in the Netherlands. It was established in the mid tenth century by Dirk I, Count of Holland. The first monastery was annihilated in 1573 on the requests of William of Orange. Before then it housed the graves of a few checks and royal ladies of Holland. The nunnery was modified after the principal world war.

The graves were altogether gotten out, and the remaining parts were set together in a solitary tomb committed to Floris I, Count of Holland. The convent is very intriguing to visit, yet it is somewhat off the beaten path. Took a prepare to Heiloo and afterward a transport that exclusive runs once every hour. The Abbey likewise has a shop with candles, and they regularly have visits. Passage to the monastery church is free.