Vosbergen

Vosbergen is a two-story farmhouse with Dutch-tiled roofs, plastered walls, and windows of varying sizes topped with eyebrow dormers. The building contains exhibition spaces and a collection of historical musical instruments housed within its original rooms.

Herman Christiaan Reinders built the original farmhouse in 1815 as a working agricultural property. In 1893, Berendina Wilhelmina Groeneveld purchased it and restructured the barn area eastward, converting it into a refined country retreat.

The property reflects the tradition of rural estates built by wealthy families who shaped the landscape around Groningen. Visitors can observe how this farmhouse was part of a broader system of country homes that defined social status and land ownership in the region.

The property sits along the Vosbergerlaan, a road connecting neighboring communities to the local airport and easy to locate. Visitors should check ahead for operating hours since it functions as a gallery and museum with scheduled opening times.

Scattered across the grounds visitors find an incomplete beech-lined avenue and a pinetum planted with pine trees where the family graves are located. These quiet spaces reveal how the owners personalized their estate with sentimental additions.

Location: Tynaarlo

Inception: 2002

Website: http://museumvosbergen.nl

GPS coordinates: 53.13997,6.58683

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:00