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A ‘glory’ is a property to which certain ‘glorious’ rights are attached. The owner and his guests can enjoy full glorious rights in this area. In the past, these were, for example, hunting rights, lease rights, toll rights, coin rights, fishing rights, etc. The lordships were abolished in 1795 (end of ancien régime). In the future, at Heerlyckheyt Roonen Bergh, you will be able to enjoy the delicious wines, the beautiful views, lazing around in the guest house, long walks in the hilly country, and so much more…

Roonen bergh is the name of the current “Rodeberg”, which can be found on the “Ferrarris” atlas of 1777 (cabinet map of the Austrian Netherlands). Roonen bergh is derived from “roanenberg”, mountain named after the reddish ferruginous sandstone, which has been incorporated into the sandy loam soil, as a result of the sandbanks that the seas deposited here in the distant past.