Sparrendaal

Sparrendaal contains forests intersected by lanes, multiple water features, and an English landscape park spread across its extensive grounds.

Thomas Cornelis van Rijckevorsel established the estate in the late 18th century, with the manor house later becoming a monastery for Scheutist priests in 1901.

The estate includes a monastery path and garden displaying preserved ornaments from religious buildings, connecting visitors to local religious heritage.

Visitors can access the estate via Sparrendaalseweg 7 in Vught, where they can explore walking trails through forests and agricultural landscapes.

The estate's forest harbors specialized plant species including double-leaf ferns, royal ferns, lily-of-the-valley, and common Solomon's seal.

Location: Vught

GPS coordinates: 51.63610,5.25650

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12