Radio Kootwijk

In the heart of the Veluwe lies a unique landscape: the Kootwijkerzand, the largest active sand drift in Western Europe. In the middle of this open area stands the monumental Radio Kootwijk, an iconic building with an impressive history.

The former radio station played an important role in the communication between the Netherlands and its former colonies, including the Dutch East Indies, in the first half of the 20th century. The eclectic main building, constructed from 1918, is today a national monument and an impressive location for events, tours, and cultural activities. Radio Kootwijk combines history, architecture, and nature in a unique way.

On the same grounds is De Theaterloods, an inspiring location where culture and nature come together. Creative programs, inspiration sessions, and cultural gatherings take place here - a special place to relax and recharge.