Fresenburg Castle

Fresenburg Castle is a historical monument located in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the city of Utrecht, not far from the city's old canal.

The castle has a rich history. It was built as a large brick house in the style of a city castle, in the second quarter of the XIII century, near the business district of the State.

The first owner of the castle was an influential businessman Patricius de Vries. Soon, in his castle, he created a trading corporation, after which, political factions began to arise in the city, based on the principles of de Vries economic policy.

In 1577, during the siege of Utrecht, the castle of Fresenburg succumbed to shelling, and its rear part was practically destroyed. But soon the castle was rebuilt.

Complete renovation of the building was made in 1858. During the reconstruction of the castle, its facade was completely changed. Windows on the first floor, made in arched style, on the other two floors of the window left square.

After the reconstruction, the Agricultural Bank of the Netherlands was located in the building. At the moment, the building houses several offices and an Apple store, as well as a luxury restaurant.