Kasteel Aldendriel, Mill

Netherlands, Netherlands

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Kasteel Aldendriel in Mill, Netherlands, is a charming moated 15th-century castle built around 1477 as a rectangular fortified residence with a main building, inner courtyard, and separate outer bailey featuring a gatehouse, originally owned by the noble Van der Voort family.

It served as a secret Catholic church during the Eighty Years' War after 1648 under Bartholdt van der Voort, later passing to families like Van Dongelberg and Graaf de Pas de Feuquieres, who restored it in 1765 as noted on a west facade stone.

Repaired after WWII damage in 1948 and briefly considered for municipal use, it now hosts events while retaining medieval elements like timber framing later clad in brick.