- the opening concert
- dialect night
- Christmas market
- Advent concert
- Tower music on New Year’s Eve
- New Year’s concert
The castle is made up of an imposing central round tower and two wings crossing at right angles. It was originally built to protect the nearby Rolduc monastery. More important, however, was its function as a toll castle on the key long-distance trade route from Cologne to the North Sea.
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