The Ruins of Egmond Castle

The Ruins of Egmond Castle in the Netherlands are the remains of a medieval fortress built around the 12th century. Originally serving as a defensive stronghold and residence for local nobility, the castle played a significant role in regional history. Over the centuries, it was expanded and remodeled before falling into disrepair and being partially destroyed in later conflicts. Today, only the stone foundations and some walls remain, offering a glimpse into its historical past. Visitors can explore the site, enjoying scenic views and learning about its medieval significance within the natural landscape of Egmond aan Zee.