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Radboud Castle
Radboud Castle is an iconic 13th-century coastal fortress built by Count Floris V of Holland to subdue the rebellious West Frisians. Perched along the harbour of Medemblik, the castle is steeped in maritime history, medieval warfare, and lingering reports of spectral defenders patrolling its battlements in present day accounts. Radboud Castle stands as an enduring monument to West Frisian history and maritime defense.