Castle de Hoog Vourche

Castle de Hug Wuurche was built in 1912 in the Netherlands, in the province of Utrecht, in the municipality of Baarn. Designed by architect Edward Coopers, it now serves as a hotel and conference room.

This magnificent building, made in red colors, on the left and right it is decorated with towers with triangular roofs. Around the castle is a vast forest that once belonged to Louise-Charlotte Rogers van Rosenburg. The forest was known as Hug Wuursche, which influenced the name of the castle.

In this three-story house lived Louise-Charlotte and her young husband Mogannes Adrianus van den Bosch. Near the castle are gardens designed by a landscape architect from Naarden, a pond occupying 1,500 meters of territory and hills.

Today, Hug Wuursche is a popular place, which has 18 rooms and six conference rooms, and also celebrates weddings.