Around Hoenderloo: our favourite spots on the Veluwe

Museum about writer A. den Doolaard and the history of Hoenderloo.

World-famous museum with the second largest Van Gogh collection in the world and a beautiful sculpture garden.

Museum about the history of Deelen airbase during World War II.

Interactive museum about the history of art materials and creative activities.

Theme park about the three world religions with historical buildings and exhibitions.

Classic Fords and older cars if you like sheet metal and stories.

Museum about Operation Market Garden and the Battle of Arnhem during WWII.

Step straight from our holiday home into the forest. Spot deer, wild boar and other animals in their natural habitat.

A place where you find peace, feel nature around you and enjoy the silence. Perfect to just be, without having to do anything.

Extensive network of mountain bike routes through the Veluwe for all levels.

The best ice cream in the Veluwe, a household name in the region for years.

Cosy pancake house with delicious pancakes. Gluten-free options available.

Walking, cycling and mountain biking in one of the most beautiful nature areas in the Netherlands.

Wildlife viewing screen at Spelderholt for observing wildlife.

Wildlife viewing screen on Noorderheide to observe deer and other wildlife.

Adventurous climbing among the trees for young and old.

Beautiful waterfall in a natural setting, perfect for a walk.

Fun children's farm where children can pet and feed animals.

Iconic hunting lodge designed by architect Berlage in National Park De Hoge Veluwe.

Wildlife viewing screen at Hoog Buurlo for wildlife observation.

Gliding from Terlet: almost silent above the trees if the weather plays along.

Former royal palace with gardens, stables and exhibitions worth a slow visit.

Monumental radio building from 1923—striking in the middle of the heath.

Large open-air museum with historical buildings, crafts and stories from the Dutch past.

Historic tea pavilion in the beautiful gardens of the old Paleis Het Loo.

Largest sand drift in Western Europe. Open sand, good for a stiff walk.

Famous viewpoint on the Veluwezoom with beautiful panorama over the heathlands.

Medieval castle with beautiful gardens and interesting history.

Sand drift with heather edges. Quiet walking if you avoid busy afternoons.