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Amusement park Julianatoren
Another great day out is the Koningin Juliana Toren family theme park in Apeldoorn. You’ll be amazed by the more than 60 incredible attractions. And don’t forget to visit the new show called ‘Jul …
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Theaterloods - Radio Kootwijk
Surrounded by a beautiful natural area on the Veluwe, on the grounds of the former Transfer Station Radio Kootwijk state The Shed Theatre ; the inspiration house for work, life and love. The place where culture and …
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Beach Bussloo
Just off the A1 near Apeldoorn, is the Bussloo recreation area, with its own beach and lake. It is a wonderful, spacious area with about 100 hectares of natural beauty, only quarter of an hour’s drive from our …
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Burger's Zoo
Burger’s Zoo is a modern zoo, which celebrated its centenary in 2013. Here you can go on a voyage of discovery through habitats from around the world! In a wooded area north of Arnhem, visitors can …
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Palace Het Loo
Het Loo Palace is steeped in the history and atmosphere of the Dutch royal family. It was the late Queen Wilhelmina’s favourite palace. Enjoy the special experience of strolling through the authentic rooms, the …
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The National Park The Hoge Veluwe
The Veluwe National Park, with the Kröller-Müller Art Museum, the sculpture garden and the Sint Hubertus Hunting Lodge, form a unique combination of natural beauty, art and architecture. Not only can you …
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Veluwe Trail
The Veluwe Trail is one of the most famous long-distance routes for horse riders in the Netherlands. This bridle path takes you through the best nature reserves on the Veluwe, through forests and over heathland. You …
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Crown estate Het Loo
Het Loo is the largest crown estate in the Netherlands with around 10,500 hectares and is situated on the Veluwe heathlands to the west of Apeldoorn. The estate consists of the Palace Park and the Royal Forest. Its …
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Primate park Apenheul
At the Apenheul you walk amongst hundreds of free roaming monkeys. Get to see their spacious habitats. Watch them climb and scramble through the lovely woods of the Veluwe, high above your head and then suddenly …
