Apeldoorn  -  Palace ‘Het Loo’

From 1686 till 1975 this was the favourite summer residence of the Dutch royal family. Since 1984 the Palace has been renovated and set up as a museum. The richly furnished rooms (large and very small) makes you feel royal yourself. The palace garden is famous because of its fountains and flowerbeds. The entire complex is surrounded by a vast woodland park with ponds in which you can take a walk along various (numbered) routes

Apeldoorn  -  De Apenheul

You don’t have to go to the rainforest to see monkeys swing through the woods. In the woods of Apenheul in the park Berg & Bos you will get to know hundred of apes and monkeys. The small-ones live freely between the visitors. They sometimes even climb on your shoulder! In Apenheul you’ll also find a tropical petfarm and a fantastic playground. Go on adventure!

Hoenderloo  -  Hoge Veluwe / Kröller-Müller Museum

National Park ‘De Hoge Veluwe’ is located between Apeldoorn and Arnhem and is one of the greatest national parks in Holland. You’ll find 5.500 hectares forest, heather and fens. Together with the Kröller Müller museum and the sculpture garden this park is certainly worth your visit. You can visit this park by car, by foot as well as by bicycle (freely available in the park).

Apeldoorn  -  Family park Koningin Julianatoren

The Julianatoren is an entertaining amusement park on the outskirts of Apeldoorn in the middle of the woods. There are many attractions for young and old. You can climb the Julianatoren (= tower). Lose your way in the spectacular roaming garden, where a secret passage leads to the Mouse story or you can encounter the parade characters.

Arnhem  -  Openluchtmuseum

The Dutch Open-air museum in Arnhem has been open since 1918. The museum park offers a vivid image of 250 years of daily life and work in the Netherlands. You can walk arround the park or you can take the oldest treetcars to take you along every attraction.

Arnhem  -  Burgers’ Zoo

A visit to Burgers’Zoo in Arnhem is definitely worthwhile! The park houses over 3.000 animals on 45 hectare. In the park you feel like you’re in the desert one moment, and in the middle of the ocean the next, as well as on Safari and in the Bush or on Adventure

Hanseatic Cities  -  Deventer, Zutphenß, Doesburg

These are medieval Hanseatic towns on the river IJssel. These towns always have a certain atmosphere: vicacious, frivolous, even exuberant and (most important of all) historic!

Life is good when you are living near a river!

Loenen  -  Swimming pool

Just opposite the hotel you will find this beautifull open air swimmingpool. It’s opened from June till September every day.