Kasteel Radboud in Medemblik is one of the last remaining medieval castles built by the Counts of Holland. Constructed in the late 13th century, it was part of a network of fortresses created to strengthen control over the region.
Kasteel Radboud in Medemblik is one of the last remaining medieval castles built by the Counts of Holland. Constructed in the late 13th century, it was part of a network of fortresses created to strengthen control over the region. The castle's thick walls, towers and defensive design show the military importance of medieval Holland. Visitors can explore exhibitions about medieval life, climb towers and enjoy views across the historic harbour town of Medemblik. Its location near the IJsselmeer makes it appealing for cyclists and campers.