13/10/2026
The park of the Fraeylemaborg is a national monument, where elements of French Baroque and English landscape style have been preserved side by side. Along winding paths, past ponds, garden ornaments, and remarkable trees, you walk ever further into the woodland park. Long, straight avenues lined with oaks and beeches form sightlines to the manor house, the 13th-century Tower of Slochteren, and the surrounding landscape.
Stinzen plants such as the rare Turkish lily, rhododendrons, and azaleas add color. The Juglans Nigra, or Black Walnut, behind the manor house originates from North America and was cultivated here from seed 200 years ago. It is now the largest and oldest of its kind in the Netherlands.