Radboud Castle

Radboud Castle was built by Count Floris V as one of five castles used to control the rebellious West Frisians. It was characterized by a unique architectural design, including spacious inner and outer courtyards, stone statues, and some war soldiers' belongings. The castle includes a museum that contains a group of exhibits that explain the history and origins of the building, and in the attic, semi-temporary exhibitions provide information on specific topics from medieval life.