Besides all kinds of important guests, of course the children, nephews and nieces of the Baron and Baroness stayed at the castle! They went on a rampage through the castle, picking croissants, watching movies in the ballroom, and cousin Edouard even struck the gong once in the Main Hall! All the guests were shocked!

This September tradition has also thought of the youngest visitors; both in the park and in the castle, children can engage in a fun scavenger hunt.

Clumsy Charles (scavenger hunt park)

When Clumsy Charles walked past the Maze with a cart full of things, he tripped. All the things, which were meant for setting the table, flew through the air and ended up in the Maze. Clumsy Charles searched everywhere, but everything disappeared! Can you help Clumsy Charles by finding all the table decorations back? Help him save the dinner party!

Suitable for children ages 4 and up

A guest of the baron and baroness (treasure hunt castle)

Can you imagine if you had a house where you lived only one month a year? So in this castle it was! The Baron and Baroness, to whom the castle belonged, were only here in September. They then invited all the important guests for sleepovers. Are you curious about what they all did? Do the treasure hunt and discover in each room special facts about the baron, baroness and their guests!

Suitable for children ages 6 and up, with some help. Suitable to do independently for children ages 8 and up.

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Visitor information

Both scavenger hunts are available during opening hours throughout September. The scavenger hunts are free with the purchase of a park ticket or castle ticket.