Warmond Castle. Warmond is a village and a former municipality in South Holland.
located in the Bollenstreek, just north of Leiden. between Sassenheim and Oegstgeest.
On 1 January 2006, the municipality was merged with Sassenheim and Voorhout into the municipality of Teylingen. The population of the former municipality of Warmond was 4,915 at that time.
On January 1, 2021, Warmond had a population of 5,020. The village of Warmond is located on the Kagerplassen.
which are also mostly in the Warmond part of the municipality of Teylingen. It is located on an old beach ridge. This runs parallel to the Leede. a body of water that connects the Kagerplassen to the Oude Rijn via a few canals. Herenweg and Dorpsstraat run parallel to the Leede. The Roman Empire began to collapse and the Romans retreated south. When the Romans left, the population they protected also left. The coastal region, where farms and fields were forever deserted, slowly filled with forests. Due to the presence of considerable noble families, Warmond had at least six castles in the Middle Ages and also a few noble residences. The castle Old Teylingen/Lockhorst stood on the Leede, at the current Norremeerstraat. It was probably built in the mid-13th century by Simon van Teylingen, a son of lord Willem van Teylingen. Simon's grandson Dirk van Teylingen became lord of Oversliedrecht by marriage in 1329, so that he had no need for hi
located in the Bollenstreek, just north of Leiden. between Sassenheim and Oegstgeest.
On 1 January 2006, the municipality was merged with Sassenheim and Voorhout into the municipality of Teylingen. The population of the former municipality of Warmond was 4,915 at that time.
On January 1, 2021, Warmond had a population of 5,020. The village of Warmond is located on the Kagerplassen.
which are also mostly in the Warmond part of the municipality of Teylingen. It is located on an old beach ridge. This runs parallel to the Leede. a body of water that connects the Kagerplassen to the Oude Rijn via a few canals. Herenweg and Dorpsstraat run parallel to the Leede. The Roman Empire began to collapse and the Romans retreated south. When the Romans left, the population they protected also left. The coastal region, where farms and fields were forever deserted, slowly filled with forests. Due to the presence of considerable noble families, Warmond had at least six castles in the Middle Ages and also a few noble residences. The castle Old Teylingen/Lockhorst stood on the Leede, at the current Norremeerstraat. It was probably built in the mid-13th century by Simon van Teylingen, a son of lord Willem van Teylingen. Simon's grandson Dirk van Teylingen became lord of Oversliedrecht by marriage in 1329, so that he had no need for hi
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