Exclusive look behind the scenes at Buitenplaats Trompenburgh
From May 2025, Buitenplaats Trompenburgh will temporarily open its doors for an exclusive look behind the scenes!
Oud-Wassenaar Castle on course for recovery
The iconic Kasteel Oud-Wassenaar is currently in decline. Monumentenbezit is temporarily taking over management to protect this unique heritage from further decay and to make it future-proof.
Christmas holiday tips
Great tips from our monuments for the Christmas holidays! Whether you like culture, good food, or simply beautiful surroundings, there is something for everyone! We have put together a few fun outings for you at a number of our monuments.
Review: first year at Slangenburg Castle
At the beginning of 2024, we opened Kasteel Slangenburg to the public. What started with a limited opening has quickly grown into a versatile offering. We are already looking back on a great first year.
Plans for the Ruins of Brederode
The official transfer of the Ruins of Brederode took place at the end of October. We are taking over responsibility for the exploitation and will work towards opening up the ruins.
Climate and monuments
The heavy rainfall, the increasingly violent storms and the fluctuating temperatures. All these climate changes have a great influence on our living environment and also on the heritage. How do we deal with this in our monuments?
Plans Gothic House
We are happy to share the plans for the Gothic House Kampen. The monument will be transformed into a cultural hotspot, catering and meeting place.
Policy plan 2025-2027
Monumentenbezit shares its new policy plan! In the period 2025-2027 we will focus more on sustainability, green management and strengthening the bond with the public.
Researchers in Residence
Monumentenbezit is starting a new trajectory in which someone 'lives' in one of our monuments for a certain period and can do intensive research as a Researcher in Residence. We would like to introduce our first two researchers to you.
Knowledge sharing Naarden Fortress
From Finland to South Korea: we often get questions about how we manage and maintain the fortifications of Naarden. Our building historian Jeroen van der Werf tells us more about it.