In the Kröller-Müller Museum all beauty is combined. The unique combination of art, nature and architecture guarantees a special experience that tickles all of your senses. It will feel like paradise for art lovers and unbiased novices. With over 300,000 visitors each year, the Kröller-Müller Museum is among the most visited museums of The Netherlands. The collection also attracts a lot of international visitors. Loaned masterpieces are seen by millions worldwide.

There is no zoo in the world like Apenheul. Apenheul harbours over thirty species of primates, many of them ranging freely among the visitors. Others live on large islands where you can observe them happily going about their business. Just like in their natural habitat, the monkeys and apes are constantly discovering new things. This can lead to special encounters, which you will not easily forget.

The Cannenburch castle, built in the Middle Ages, is situated in a beautiful old park with meadows and ponds. You can visit the castle and stroll around or go biking in the surrounding area.

Enjoy an exhilarating kick bike tour, the thrill you experience during theme nights, the cosy atmosphere of Dutch evenings or the nostalgia of a solex trip. For a day out with the family, a reunion, a day trip, a bachelor party or a team outing, De Blokhut offers an unforgettable day.

De Zwaluwhoeve has recently been refurbished and that means even more space and tranquillity for great relaxation. You can enjoy the various saunas and other wellness facilities, or also receive a refreshing beauty treatment or a relaxing massage. And of course, a great Wellness Day wouldn’t be complete without a snack or a drink. That’s why de Zwaluwhoeve has no fewer than four different restaurants where you can drop by at any time of day for various specialities.

On the edge of Natural Park Veluwe, you will find the biggest family amusement park of the Veluwe, Julianatoren. This park is home to Jul the mouse and his friends. The Juliana Tower is a pleasant, safe and organised amusement park with over 60 fantastic attractions. It offers a great day out for families with children from 2 up to 12 years old.

Het Loo Palace, in the woodland setting of Apeldoorn in the heart of the Netherlands, was the favourite summer residence of the Stadtholders and the Royal Family of the Netherlands from 1686 to 1975. Since 1984 the palace has served as a museum after a spectacular restoration of the buildings and the gardens, returning them to their original seventeenth century state. The palace with its interiors dating from the Stadtholder-King William III and Queen Mary II up to the reign of Queen Wilhelmina, reflects the lifestyles of the members of the family of the Dutch House of Orange-Nassau over three centuries.