Kasteel Groeneveld is an early-eighteenth-century country house set in a large woodland estate on the edge of Baarn. Owned by Staatsbosbeheer, the Dutch forestry service, it serves as a national centre for forests, nature and landscape. The castle hosts permanent exhibitions alongside a varied programme of lectures, festivals and cultural events.
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Pride market at Kasteel Groeneveld in Baarn with diverse vendors and exhibitors.
Over twenty artists showcase their vision of landscape and nature through paintings, drawings, mixed media and sculptures at Kasteel Groeneveld.
Guided walk through Kasteel Groeneveld exploring the transition from English to French garden design.
A treasure hunt through Kasteel Groeneveld where you explore the castle and learn about the lives of its former inhabitants.
Interactive adventure for children aged 4 to 8 in the attic gnome house at Kasteel Groeneveld, where you shrink and grow back to normal size by completing tasks.
A unique 18th-century wood collection in book form, displayed at Kasteel Groeneveld since 1980 in a climate-controlled cabinet.
Guided tour of Kasteel Groeneveld in Baarn, exploring the castle interiors and grounds with an expert guide.