Ter Hooge Castle

Ter Hooge Castle, located in Middelburg, Netherlands, is an 18th-century manor that incorporates elements of a medieval castle. Originally a polygonal structure built on an artificial height, the castle features a surviving stair tower and remnants of its medieval past. The manor, constructed between 1754 and 1757, showcases French architectural influences and includes a U-shaped floor plan with rococo-styled interiors. The castle's history is rich, having passed through various noble families and endured significant events, including damage during the Siege of Middelburg. Today, visitors can explore its historical architecture and the surrounding landscape, which has evolved over centuries.