School trip to Castle de Haar
Discover the largest castle in the Netherlands and the historic gardens of Castle de Haar. ITS-Reizen provides the coach travel.
- Destination
- Haarzuilens
- Type of trip
- Castle
- Target group
- Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
- Price
- Price on request
About this school trip
Castle de Haar (Kasteel de Haar) in Haarzuilens is the largest castle in the Netherlands and a wonderful place to bring castle history to life. Your pupils follow the route through richly decorated halls full of remarkable works of art and hear the stories of the Van Zuylen van Nijevelt family. For the youngest visitors there is a children's tour with Noet Noet, the talking castle cat.
The vast castle gardens, designed by garden architect Hendrik Copijn, are at least as impressive. Romantic formal gardens, ponds and winding paths with views of the castle make a walk here an experience in itself. Groups visit the castle with a guided tour, so please arrange your visit with the castle in good time.
We are happy to take care of transport to Haarzuilens for you and your pupils. With a comfortable coach and an experienced driver, your class travels safely and in a relaxed way to this fairy-tale castle near Utrecht.
Highlights
- The largest castle in the Netherlands
- Castle gardens by Hendrik Copijn
- Children's tour with Noet Noet the castle cat
Included
- Return travel by coach
- Experienced driver
Not included
- Entrance tickets
- Food and drinks
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