City in North Brabant, Netherlands
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Ravenstein is a historical city and municipality in Noord-Brabant, which governed itself as an independent country until annexed by Revolutionary France 1794.
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Meuse Gate
A narrow passage through a building which allows for access from the city centre to the river Meuse.
Castle's Gate
The last remnant of the Ravenstein Castle, which was demolished in 1818. The gate has been incorporated into a house, with the road passing straight through the building.
These two ramparts resurfaced in 1997, and were part of the city's 16th century defence works. They have been restored in form, and each adorned with a cannon cast in Liège. Several times per year, these are used for salutes.
Stadswandeling
The historical centre of Ravenstein is filled with monument-listed buildings that encapsulate the city's past. Every second Sunday of the month, the local Historical Society organises guided walking tours around the city, taking an hour and a half, visiting many of its key sights. These tours start from the Toeristisch Informatiepunt at 14:00.
The fine dining option, located in the middle of the city centre.
Italian restaurant and lunchroom, which also has a small shop specialising in Italian food items.
Burgundian dining.
Stadsbrouwerij Ravenstein
Local beer brewing company with a product line of nine beers on their own label and a handful of collaborations with other labels.
By car
Ravenstein has a dedicated exit on the A50 highway. From Arnhem, take the A50 southbound towards Nijmegen and Eindhoven.
By train
Ravenstein has a train station that is served by Sprinter services between Nijmegen and Dordrecht (originating from Arnhem instead of Nijmegen during weekdays).
By boat
Ravenstein has a marina along the Maasdijk, located by the ferry crossing between Ravenstein and Niftrik. A site in the marina can only be reserved by calling the harbour master of Windkracht 13.
Ravenstein is small enough to be able to get around on foot. The main parking lot for visitors is located on Bleek, just on the edge of the city centre.
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