Stadskasteel Zaltbommel
This striking building in the center of Zaltbommel was once the residence of the infamous Gelderland general Maarten van Rossem. The house was built around 1535. The building has a striking decorative appearance with towers and battlements, making it better known as the city castle. Van Rossem had it fitted with lavish Renaissance carvings. Today, the city castle can be visited as a museum.
Location
Zaltbommel
Year built
Circa 1535-1540
Restoration architect
Pierre Cuypers
Building Style
Late Gothic / early Renaissance
Client
Maarten van Rossem
Details
Sculpture in early Renaissance style
Owned by Monumentenbezit
Since 2016
Wheelchair accessible
No
Visitor information
The 'Maarten van Rossemhuis' houses the Museum Stadskasteel Zaltbommel and has a cozy garden and museum café. The museum is managed by the Foundation Stadskasteel Zaltbommel.
Visiting address:
Nonnenstraat 5 - 7, 5301 BE Zaltbommel