Kasteel de Kelder

Doetinchem, Netherlands, Netherlands

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Kasteel de Kelder, also known as Havezathe Hagen, is a 16th-century rectangular brick manor house with stepped gables in Doetinchem, Netherlands, situated romantically amid the Kruisbergse woods near the Oude IJssel river.

Likely founded mid-15th century and first documented in 17th-century registers, it housed families like Van Voorst, Bentinck, and Beelaerts van Blokland, suffering a devastating fire in 1934 that destroyed one wing, with a medieval cellar surviving beneath the rebuilt structure. 

Now privately owned yet used for weddings, events, and occasional public openings like Monument Day, it blends fortified history with modern hospitality on its scenic estate managed partly by Geldersch Landschap & Kasteelen since 1973.