Really nice museum, I like the thematic setup where art is next to eachother related by theme, not timeline, so art from different era's are right next to eachother.

No so big museum. The Rijksmuseum Twenthe in Enschede, the Netherlands, was founded by textile industry Baron Jan Bernard Van Heek. He donated his own private collection and the museum building to the government. So thus making it a national museum. I am so happy to see hear 3 paintings of Peter Briegell. There are some contemporary exhibitions. I love the exhibition of contemporary artist Weidmuller.

Wonderful museum! Several cool exhibitions (and absolutely different in terms of info/energy/visual content). Beautiful cafe (with a very good coffee and a very appealing cakes). Just one little thing that I didn’t like (but museum can’t do anything about it, of course) - quite an expensive parking fee nearby.

I visited the Rijksmuseum Twenthe with a friend on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn’t full at all. The entry is free for Students which is great! There are a lot if beautiful paintings and different kinds of modern art. We really enjoyed our visit and especially liked the 10 meters of sound, lavender carpet and most of the paintings.

It's a unique experience to visit this place. Was not aware of such rich and fine collection of art, history and culture. The museum has assistive gadget guide to follow items and information. A wonderful courtyard with a cafe and a souvenir shop to spend a nice afternoon, surrounded by open corridors. Also includes exhibits of modern art and stylistic dutch overtones of de stijl and art deco movements. What a visual treat !!

Wonderful museum, great international as well as local repertoire, beautiful expositions. Friendly staff. All in all a great experience!

Lovely museum with a small collection of works from all over the world. Ranging from the 15th century to very recent. The Royal wall tapestry display is a must see. Temporary exhibition in May of 2024 was by Kees Stoop.

It's an interesting museum and worth a visit :) I think it would be nice to go there as a family if you have children, but it's also suitable for adults. There may be talks and workshops and it's pretty diverse featuring typical technics museum objects. Many of the objects are not described in English though.

It's a nice museum. English text is mostly there. Not Everywhere. Guided tours are not scheduled and expensive. It's a bit weird museum. Not sure what the main tbeme is, but all the stuff is interesting.

The museum seems nice, but the exhibition is very confused. Among the various fossils and animals there is a Volkswagen. In history museums I would expect a minimum of historical nexus, a before and after, something that shows evolution or various historical discoveries. In this museum everything seems to be grouped by type of object and then randomly placed in that group. It's a shame because the structure is renovated well. This plus the fact that the visit lasts very little, I recommend the visit if and only if you have the museum card, or in any case you can enter for free.

Cute museum. Yes it’s chaotic but it feels joyfully paired and creatively thought of. Embrace the chaos! Free for students

Cool place. The mrs. found a leaflet that this place would show a butterfly exibit. Tip: when you go, get a family yearcard (EUR 25 at this time) which is cheaper then paying for 2 adults and 2 kids, and you can enter this (and the Rijksmuseum Twente a few blocks away) museum for a whole year. I bought the ticket on the spot, and used the QR code in the mail to enter. Very friendly staff to help you out. Lot's of caterpillars to admire, and you can see how a caterpillar evolves to a butterfly. Ofcourse, there is more to see, such as the history of the loom, one of the things which brought wealth to parts of Twente. Parking can be done close by in the street. At the time I was there, parking was free. There is a place close by where you can stop for a bite or a drink after a visit to the museum.

I enjoyed. It's a big museum considering the dimension of Enschede. The things it has are a bit random/diverse but so are the cities. Specifically if you live in the city or Overijssel region I think it's very important to visit so that you can get to know the history of the region.

Cool place. There uncombinable museums are combined in same place. Lots of unusual ideas like "white room" on photo - an exhibition of everything white, from paleontology to clothes. Really liked it. Lots of text only in Dutch, but even with only English it was nice.

A very nice and informative Museum of Piet Mondriaan. Also with interesting art of other artists. The coffee /cake in the cafe is good too. Definitely worth a visit.

Piet Mondriaan, nowadays a worldwide renowned and admired artist 👩‍🎨 spent his youth (1880 to 1892) in his parental home on Zonnebrink 4 in Winterswijk. His father had acquired a position as the Director of the School of Christian National Instruction and lived with his family in the villa directly next to the school building. Piet’s father and uncle Frits Mondriaan taught Piet basic knowledge on drawing and painting.

Whether you're an art lover or simply curious about Mondriaan’s journey, this museum offers a personal and intimate experience that’s well worth the visit. Highly recommended ! The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, and the staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, adding depth to the visit with their insights. The museum café was a delightful surprise—don’t miss the Mondriaan-themed cupcakes and complimentary coffee!

I had the honour to document Michelle Son's installation here. It is a small scale museum, that part of it is dedicated to the life of young Mondriaan that used to come to this family house and draw from nature. The program is diverse and interesting! For documentation of Art inquires you can contact me .

Lovely history of his teen years growing up. Not so much of his later art. But a great feel for what it's like to live in this the small town

cute exhibitions but quite expensive considering the size of the museum. we payed 12€ for about 30 mins we spent inside looking at the whole exhibition. the artworks were nicely presented and described well.

Very nice little museum, focusing on the early work of Piet Mondriaan. Also work of his uncle and father and the Maris family. Doesn't take too long to visit, but still a nice experience. Especially since it's not too costly either.

Today was not too busy, and there was no waiting time. The toilet was exceptionally clean. However, I believe the one in Antwerp is even better. The staff members were friendly. Considering the cost, I recommend bringing your drinks because it can be quite expensive. We paid nearly €5 for just a can of Minute Maid Jus’d Orange! As for food prices, they typically range from €13 to €14. Anyway, the park outside is closed without any notifications on the website, so be careful if you expect this.

I don’t even know where to start. This indoor playground is a total disappointment. For the price, I expected my kids to have at least half a day’s worth of fun – but after an hour or two, they were completely bored. And not because they ran out of energy, but because there’s simply nothing to do. The play area is ridiculously small, and for that kind of money, I could have just thrown some pillows on the living room floor and let the kids jump over them. It would have been cheaper and probably just as entertaining. But fine, you think, “Maybe the staff makes up for it with some friendliness.” Wrong! The employees were not only unfriendly but also constantly missing. If you want to use one of the attractions, you first have to hunt someone down – and even when you do, it takes forever for them to actually come back. 30 minutes of waiting with an impatient child? An absolute dream! My verdict: If you enjoy throwing your money out the window, this is the place for you. Everyone else should save themselves the frustration and spend their hard-earned cash somewhere else.

A good place to visit with your family especially if you have young children . It was a little bit expensive the tickets but I can understand that because it is a closed protected space from rain and bad weather the prices are little higher than the normal.

Great place to go with small kids. Good to go on rain days because it has a lot of indoor intertainment. But on sunny days also has nice activities outdoor.

The ticketing system needs reconsideration, checking people’s ticket on each ride doesn’t scale well and makes everything take longer than it should and it’s hard to guess how many tickets to get in advance if you haven’t been here before. There’s also mixed signals on whether you are allowed to picnic inside: the website says yes, so we brought some things and inside it’s zero tolerance policy? Super unfriendly and confusing. The prices for food and drinks are too high. The place is also kind of loud.

The place is only ok, not great, in all aspects, the negatives many others already mentioned. One thing in particular that it seems unnecessary for a family oriented place: you cannot exchange the wrist ticket between parents which is ridiculous imo, meaning one parent is designated for all activities to assist your child, which is just shameful imo.

Really great indoor themepark specialized in younger kids. Many 'thrillrides'for kids and fun activities. The park has plenty of parkingspace, and many special offers for tickets. Can recommend on rainy days

Excellent and memorable exhibition. You can see the development of the artist, Carel Willink. He goes through phases of his life like the whole world did last century. This narrative becomes all the more personal for him, clearly shown through his works.

Very refined and beautifully restored castle standing in delightful, park-like gardens. The castle is dedicated to an art gallery with changing exhibitions, and is definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful gardens! And there was an exhibition about cats 🐈🐱🐈‍⬛. I used my museum card to enter. I went there by tren and it’s accessible on foot from the train station.

Ruurlo Castle is a place where history meets art and nature. As you approach, you are greeted by a picturesque view: well-kept alleys, ponds with water lilies, and a historic park that’s perfect for a stroll before or after visiting the museum. The grounds are meticulously maintained – colorful flower beds, neatly trimmed lawns, and quiet spots where you can sit on a bench and soak in the atmosphere. The castle itself is impressive with its elegant towers, symmetrical facades, and large windows reflecting in the surrounding water. Inside, you’ll find a museum dedicated to the works of Carel Willink – showcasing paintings, drawings, sculptures, and even some personal belongings of the artist. The exhibition is thoughtfully arranged, blending seamlessly with the historic interiors and creating an intriguing contrast between the old and the contemporary. In addition to the main collection, the castle often hosts temporary exhibitions and cultural events. The on-site café offers coffee with a beautiful view of the park, and the gift shop sells books, postcards, and souvenirs related to art and the castle’s history. This is an ideal place for a peaceful day filled with beauty and inspiration. Even if you’re not an avid art lover, the walk around the grounds and the chance to admire the castle’s architecture will leave you with lasting memories.

Beautifully restored little castle with modern amenities. The new wooden, inlaid floors mirror the patterns in the ceiling. Very nice grounds for strolling around. Nice collection of Carel Willink paintings. The orangerie offers great food for a very reasonable price

Awesome castle with meat with a high quality museum inside. Great time.

A nice castle, beautiful collection of Willinks work. But you're done in about an hour or so. You can have a small cup of coffee for a large price at the orangerie. The garden is lovely and well tended, but also seen in half an hour or less when it isn't too busy. The place is nice and beautiful to visit, but I expected a bit more. Maybe I should have taken the tour..

I can find a single reason why I would stay there again. The place is completely rund down. If I had to guess, the last renovation was in the 90s. Even if people like the wrecked rundown 90s charm, for what it is, it's way to expensive.

It's great for the kids, but you see on every thing that it's old, and should be renewed. The free ice cream and potato fries are great.

Great for kids under 12years and over 1,30m height

Stayed here for a business trip. The room was pretty comfortable, the included dinner convenient and quick, and the price was great. Access to the park was also included, but it was deserted and kind of weird in a sad way.

We came for the meltdown scooter rally 2024 and stayed for 5 days the service from arrival to departure was fantastic everything was higher than our expectations food was amazing staff was always polite and very friendly and welcoming the hotel is quirky however fits well can't find anything to complain about it was just perfect highly recommend for anyone thank-you to all staff and events crew you was all brilliant . Please can the theme park be open that would put the icing on the cake as everyone wanted to go on the rides see you all again for more dancing laughter and drinking next year we have all ready pre booked.... Cheryl and Steve armed forces scooter club

Generously proportioned rooms, a variety of large public areas inside and out. Excellent food for the most part, the only exception to that were the desserts. For kids though, a variety of ice-cream plus whipped cream can't be beat. Friendly, helpful and professional staff. We also visited the attached theme park and were very happy. Definitely worth a return visit.

The place is very bad and there is no good treatment. The rating is one star. The prices are very high. 🤫🤫

Actually it is closed because of renovation but we'll come back as soon as they open again in 2026. Nice location, good restaurant with nicely presented dishes next to the castle.

Wow!!! I didn't expect to see here such a great collection of the middle ages art. The castle itself very beautiful, so don't forget to take camera. They also have a special audio guide with tasks (from 8 y.o.) for children. There is a cafe in the castle's yard.

Very nice town and castle to visit. One of the oldest in The Netherlands. Very interesting history, especially for people interested in old coins, as it used to be owned by the family that also ran the local Mint, which is across the street. Also the place where a witch was condemned to death in the Middle Ages, which was a rare event in The Netherlands. From here it is a short drive to where the Rhine River enters The Netherlands. Worth a visit. Oh, and did I mention they brew their own beers there? Worth a try!

Nice old castle with an exhibition of medieval art. You can get a (free) tour of the tower with some very nice views and a visit to the weapons room. Beautiful garden as well.

Fantastic castle. Working time was untill 16:30 so we have not managed to get inside but still being outside was impresive. There us a cafe with good offer of food and beer

What a stunning place to visit. The castle is located near the Dutch/German border in a beautiful surrounding. The castle harbours a fantastic collection, gathered by the Van Heek family. If you love ancient buildings, history, paintings and antique, you should place the castle on your to visit list.

Nice exhibition. Do use the audiotour! Your ticket will be valuable for the whole day :) Also pay the "stadsmuseum" a visit. It's just across located at Marktplaats 3.

What a beautiful place. It feels like being in a fairytale while walking through the old city center.

Beautiful building with a ton of history. The guide, Dick, was wonderful and was able to answer all questions about the building, the town, and its history with passion and enthusiasm. There were great activities for kids to learn about the town history. The views were amazing. This is well worth the 5€ and you will not be disappointed!

I absolutely recommend visiting the Sassenpoort — no hesitation. You’ll learn not only about Zwolle, but also hidden stories and fascinating Dutch history that only the passionate staff can tell you. The guides are former caretakers of the place, and their storytelling is full of life, humor, and detail you won’t find anywhere else. Our visit lasted about 2.5 hours — we ended up talking a lot, and it was truly worth it. I won’t spoil anything… I’ll leave the mystery for you to discover. Highly recommended if you want a real, human experience of Dutch history.

Beautiful location, everything is wonderful about. It is a peaceful place. Enjoy the walk around the beautiful streets . Nothing is more wonderful than having beautiful than having amazing people around u

You can visit multiple floors of this gate, views of the city, and lots of history. Very helpful and friendly staff.

Sassenpoort was worth a visit. I also learnt about the history of this gate and Zwolle.

It was a steep climb to the inside reception but very interesting throughout. It's a very well maintained historic building.

During a recent visit to Zwolle, we had the chance to explore Museum de Fundatie, and I can confidently say it was an unforgettable experience. The first thing that struck us was the building itself—it’s truly a work of art. The combination of the historic neoclassical base with the ultra-modern “cloud” structure on top is fascinating. It’s not just a museum; it’s an architectural masterpiece that demands your attention even before you step inside. Once inside, the museum didn’t disappoint. The collection is diverse, featuring everything from classic to contemporary art, and every piece seemed to tell a story. We were particularly drawn to some of the modern installations, which felt both thought-provoking and playful. The way the exhibits were curated made it easy to move between different styles and eras while still feeling cohesive. One of our favorite moments was enjoying the view from the “cloud” section at the top. The large windows offer stunning panoramic views of Zwolle, adding an extra layer of magic to the visit. It’s the kind of place where you could easily spend hours just soaking it all in. Museum de Fundatie is not just about the art—it’s the entire experience. The combination of innovative design, compelling exhibitions, and the serene ambiance makes it a must-visit destination. We left feeling inspired and eager to return one day. If you’re in Zwolle, this is a place you simply cannot miss.

Very nice local museum situated in the center of the inner city/ring. Excellent permanent collection and rotating collections. A museum card makes this and many other museums very affordable.

Lovely museum with great collection of portraits and landscapes from the Dutch Golden Age till modern days. They host regular temporary exhibitions of modern art that nicely compliment permanent collection. The museum is friendly to people with disabilities. The staff is doing fantastic job for arranging expositions and highlighting info about artists. Reserve 1.5 -2 hours for visiting. Do not forget to climb at the top floor. There is nice view over Zwolle and cosy cafe.

So I had a very nice time first time in Zwolle and I visited also Museum de Fundatie. What I liked the most was the expo at the top and the audio-video projection inside the Dome, very relaxing and recharging.

Very nice museum with lovely staff. I love that you don't need a euro for the lockers because i so rarely carry cash and don't have to worry about where to put my winter coat! bathrooms on every floor is also great (and the soap smells good). Just wish the museum shop carried more items based on the exhibition :) thanks!

What an awesome experience. I can definitely recommend this Art Museum. There is a lot to see and if you keep walking up the stairs there is a little cafe where you can grab a coffee and relax. The town of Zwolle is also really nice so definitely a nice day trip no matter where in the Netherlands you are from

Really nice museum for a quick and inspiring visit. I’d strongly recommend that you start from the 4th floor taking the elevator at the lobby and then make your way down from the “Leiko Ikemura” expositions to the “ex- change proto” and finally to “Guillaume”. I spent about an hour here and read almost all room descriptions. There are also guided tours, I believe those should be booked in advanced. The day that I went it was not crowded, but that was a bit unusual. If you have the Museumkaart you can access for free. Unfortunately the day that I was there the cafe was closed.

Decent railway station, this is basically a hub for the northern provinces, all trains come by here which then gives you the opportunity to go to basically everywhere in the Netherlands. Can be a littel daunting at first but after a few visits you'll find your way around it easy.

Great railway station with a decent amount of shops. Always cleaning staff close by to keep things neat. Lots of facilities and busses next to the entrance. Personally recommend this railway station.

Zwolle! Beautiful medieval city with a cozy city centre with plenty of restaurants, bars and parks. I am one of the lucky ones who lived there in my 20's during the 90's. Good times!

6 and 7 are in the same Station platforms 5 ,4, 3 in the same station platforms you don't have to change the station platforms 12 ,13 also in the same platform

nice city

Beautiful city ❤️ lots to do and so much to see

Delightful railway station. Oh come on, it's a railway station for goodness sake! But this one is pretty nice.

We are a Brazilian family 🇧🇷 We travel the world by motorhome @JuntosEmRota If you're coming to see the city by motorhome, this is the right place! They have a huge parking lot, we slept without any problems and were able to enjoy everything before the tour buses arrived!! Beautiful and peaceful place. We rented the boat and had lunch at the restaurant. Delicious food! The ribs are the best we've ever had!! You have to try them! They have a vast menu. The boat costs €20 per hour. the kayak tour is also very cool! Bart Smit and the whole staff were very friendly and attentive 🇧🇷 Brasileiros não deixem de provar a costela muito melhor do que a do Outback!!

We rented a boat from here and had a wonderful experience 🚤🌞 Although we arrived about 10 minutes late for the return ⏰, the staff was very kind and professional 🤝. They gave us great instructions on how to safely operate the boat 🧭💡. It was a fun and memorable experience 🎉 I’d definitely love to be their customer again 🙌. Also, we booked through their website 💻, so we didn’t have to wait in line ⛔🕐. Highly recommended! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It was a beautiful day. The boot was lovely and I loved Giethoorn. I'm very glad that it's still nice and "gezellig".

Was excellent. Very accommodating. Pls take note during the peak season it has long queue but was tolerable. Stuffs is so helpful & they're trying their best to help everyone.

very nice experience enjoy entertainment so nice

Super good food and great service! Absolutely a place to go to and a surprise if you thought it is just a daytime restaurant.

Smit Giethoorn was a great choice! Nice boats, lovely staff and even though we got lost and arrived too late - there was no issue about it :) thank you very much for such a nice adventure! Fully recommended!

Restaurant ist ok, but untrained staff are breathtakingly slow. A simple drink order can take half an hour. The boat rental is not cheap, but everything works and the guides where friendly and helpful. Parking was free and toilets are free to enter from inside the restaurant

Boat rental worked well! Very minimal instructions but we already knew how to drive a boat. Others clearly did not but that seems to be the norm here (lots of crashing in the canals).

Visiting Giethoorn was like stepping into a fairy tale! 🌿✨ Just a couple of hours from Amsterdam, this charming village is filled with peaceful canals, quaint wooden bridges, and beautiful thatched-roof cottages. We had our brunch at ’t Zwaantje Restaurant before starting our stroll around the village — the views were absolutely stunning and incredibly relaxing. There are also plenty of cozy cafés and canal-side restaurants, perfect for enjoying a coffee or some Dutch pancakes with a view. If you’re visiting Amsterdam, I highly recommend taking a day trip to Giethoorn — it’s calm, picturesque, and truly a hidden gem! 🚤🌸

Parking is 7.50E but you get a credit in your boat or tour price. I took the tour 10E per person. I went early so there weren’t very many people on the canals. Such beauty scenery. A must do!

We hired a boat for ourselves here, and it was easy to ride the boat. Price was 50€ for 2 hours ride. We went around the place in blue line and it took around 2 hours to complete the ride. We took so many photos while going. Village is maintained beautifully and house along the canal are a sight to watch. Plan to book a boat early else you might to wait for a while line to get a boat during peak times and weekends.

Worst experience! 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼 The old blonde tall lady working is very rude. First of all, We paid for a boat with a table in the middle and were given one without and we said nothing. We were so excited to try the boat tour with this company but unfortunately we were given a broken boat which went extremely slow. At the beginning the water was so crowded we didn’t notice the problem with the boat but once it was less crowded we noticed it but didn’t realize the problem until later. We then got lost in the route and called them for help regarding the speed of the boat they didn’t even bother sending someone to help us. They said we had to clean the engine which is definitely not our job (the hand has to be put into the dirty water and trash be taken out of the engine). Anyways, when we got back, 1:30 hours late, we tried explaining to them the problem but the woman in the ticketing office was so rude she didn’t even want to listen to us. All she did was blame us for getting lost (which we take responsibility for), but she was not willing to take responsibility for the broken engine and slow boat which were broken from the very beginning.

We paid 58€ (4 adults + 1 child) for a tour guide and there was no one talking. The captain was only speaking Dutch, quietly. The 2nd star goes for the view and only the view.

Great Museum. Very interesting permanent exhibition, excellent temporary ones. Very educational and entertaining at the same time. Great guides. Charming, knowledgeable. Definitely worth a visit or two.

Best museum that we visited in the Arnhem and Nijmegen area. Very thought provoking detailing the world leading up to WW2, the Occupation, Market Garden and post war.

If you are at all interested in world war 2 and operation Market Garden then this museum is a most see. What was really impressive, and even slightly scary, was sitting in the replica bomb shelter listening to a bombing raid directly overhead. The museum staff were exceptionally friendly and as I arrived early on a normal working day, I had the entire museum almost for myself. For the real enthusiastic world war 2 visitor, I would recommend combining this visit to the airborne museum, another exceptional museum, just outside Arnhem

Happened to visit on Liberation Day with plenty going on. Interested particularly in Operation Veritable, finding a long lost relative on the Roll of Honour was a highlight. Particularly enjoyed hunting down the spies in an escape room type interactive area before joining the main museum. Took the jeep tour around the 82nd landing zones, then went on to visit the Reichwold Forest. Also interested in the Market Garden related exhibits, all in all a thoroughly enjoyable visit.

Very informative and nice museum. You can see how much effort they put into this museum. Highly recommend this.

The Freedom Museum explains very well the causes, conflict and outcome of World War Two with a particular focus on Operation Market Garden. The events of the Paratrooper landing and battles which ensued, as well as the civilian experience of war and resistance are very well exhibited. The array of items and audio visual experiences I saw are some of the best I've seen from a war museum. For only 8 euros as a student and a WW2 reader, it was money very well spent. Special thanks to the Stagg and their expertise and passion for keeping the museum's message of liberation alive.

Very beautiful building. With lots of storytelling about the wars in Europe with videos, well-made life like mannequin, and a bunker for the look and feel. Will recommend a visit. Had a canteen and parking

Went to visit my grandfather's grave. Quite moving to see of thoses soldiers. Well maintained cemetery. Met some wonderful dutch women that came to show respect to them, which was very touching to witness ( Vili ?! if I can pronounce the name right, if you ever read this, thank you for your so kind soul ! It was a pleasure to meet you and you touched my heart deeply with how your were in regards to them . Bless your heart ! rare to meet such kind women . Naïké

Impressive place to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom. Visited on final day of the 4day marches in Nijmegen That we never forget

Very well maintained cemetery, and a very moving tribute to the over 2,600 Allied servicemen who died in the final stages of the European war.

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE. 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐 (Thank you for your service and Rest in Eternal Peace)

As with all the Commonwealth Wargraves they are gardens which are kept to the highest standard, humbling, serene and beautiful. Besides the canadian service men, there are other nationalities laid to rest, among them a Dutch soldier.

God bless our glorious dead.

A huge heart felt Thank you to all the people of the Nederlands for looking after our veterans. It always make me tear up. 🇨🇦❤️🇳🇱

Amazing palace, a must visit when you are around. The garden is precious and highly recommended to spend some time outside. The sculptures as well as the plants and flowers are beautiful. The design of the landscape is so cool. Plus, the restaurant is also very good with a scenic view.

Arguably the most magnificent palace in the Netherlands and it is easily reachable by public transport. It's massive so you really need a full day to explore the palace AND the fabulous gardens. Everything is breathtaking!

Its a great place to visit. The tours inside the palace are nice. You can do a tour with a book so you can read from a folder you can get at the start or do an audio tour. Then the gardens are amazing especially when the weather is in your favor. Parking is close and not expensive (€8 for the day day)

Nice to see inside what furniture and style is in every room. Gardens are nice. But comparing to some other palaces and castles this one is not my top. But it is nice. What I loved is a restaurant inside where they have high tea, really nice design. And nice terrace outdoor. Plus they have some activities like archery or some other games that make you feel like you travel back in time.

The graden at the Palace is super cool. There are different types of plants, labelled. A lot of mini activities for kids for example archery. Coming to palace itself, it was pretty awesome. A lot of rooms to explore, though some of the floors are not meant for visitors. The roof is accessible as well via a lift - and there can be queues at the lift. Outside the palace, at the initial entrance, there are some historical artifacts to explore as well like the cars driven by the Royals and other stuff. Would like to complement the staff, who are really nice and approachable.

Second time visiting after more than 5 years. A great destination to visit with family or friends. A great day out to visit not only the palace but also the garden, the antique cars & carriages collection and the exhibitions. Good facility for visitors such as the toilets, lockers, parking, etc.

We didn’t go inside the palace, but with such beautiful weather we didn’t mind at all. The terrace was a lovely spot to sit, and the gardens are truly worth the visit : peaceful, well kept, and full of charm.

Take a walk from the central station to the bridge. One of the WWII battle was fought here.

Wonderful site to visit for anyone interested in World War II history or that is a fan of the movie "A Bridge Too Far." The Arnhem bridge was the bridge the Allies fell short of taking in Operation Market Garden in September 1944. The current bridge was named in honor of the British Lt. Colonel John Frost of the British 1st Airborne Division who led a small force of 740 men in a valiant attempt to take the bridge. German forces at the bridge proved much stronger than expected and American and British reinforcements were delayed by unexpected German resistance on the road to Arnhem. After four days of fighting, the British force at the bridge was overrun. The movie was not filmed here at the bridge because the buildings had changed so much in the ensuing years that the location no longer resembled its appearance in 1944. The bridge in the film is located at Deventer several miles away. A great site to visit for the history buff!

Great piece of history and well worth the visit, you get a real sense of what went on in this place, way back on the 17'th September 1944. There is a good museum that is free to enter and very informative, with a small display and good loos. Definitely worth a visit if you in to your WWII history as it is a beautiful place to visit even if it's a stroll down the river to check out the local bars. Please give me a like for the review many thanks Marcus 😃

A must visit location if you have any interest whatsoever in World War Two and the British Airborne Division's attempt to shorten the war by capturing this bridge. Although the original bridge was destroyed later in the war, this second replacement bridge is near identical. I was actually surprised how high and large it is. The bridge is very busy with traffic but the pedestrian paths are fine. In my opinion, this bridge should be visited in conjunction with the free to enter "Airborne Museum at the Bridge" museum which is a few hundred metres away on the northern banks of the River Rhine. Memorials to the brave British and Commonwealth troops who fought the ferocious battle at this bridge in September 1944 can be found dotted around the bridge, the river banks and Arnhem itself. I also strongly recommend visiting the Airborne Museum Hartenstein. Oosterbeek which is only a short bus ride from Arnhem Central bus and railway station. The contribution of the British, Commonwealth, Polish Parachute Brigade, the Dutch , American and the German occupiers is covered in detail there. "Lest We Forget"

Bridge stands as a monument to those who fought and died in operation market garden although the third bridge since the original it looks identical in every way. Airbourne museum is full of history and worth a visit

Best known as the "Bridge Too Far" from a tragic battle in WWII, the bridge stands as a reminder near Arnhem, Belgium. The cemetery is a reminder of that battle in 1944 and the high cost of war. Definitely worth a visit if you are anywhere in the area. Make it a part of your next trip. Thought-provoking and educational.

A bit underwhelming but I suppose it is a bridge. No where to park to get out and have a look so literally just drove over it. My wife took the photos.

Incredible experience! So much amazing history to discover and many interactive exhibits like the weavers and the blacksmiths. The grounds are stunning and expansive. You can tour the grounds on the trolley which is super fun for kids. There is an entire section of the ground dedicated to kids activities. The restaurant and Cafe was really nice with many vegan options including pastries! The gift shop is very nice with many good Dutch gifts.

In my opinion the best museum in the Netherlands, bar none. Well worth the ticket price and whatever the train costs coming here. The entire museum is extremely well maintained. Facilities are unbelievably sanitary. The food served in the "restaurant corner" of the museum is reasonably priced and mouth-watering good. The fries are a must try. The exhibits offer a detailed look into history, with content written in both Dutch and English. The experience is thoughtfully divided into sectors, each containing exhibits from different time periods. Historic trams run frequent headways in a circular route around the museum. These are free to board and a wonderful way to have a look around. Of course, the museum is 100% walkable. 10/10 experience. The day went by in a flash - will be back.

The Netherlands Open Air Museum in Arnhem is a fantastic destination for families with children. The open layout gives kids plenty of space to run and explore, and there’s something exciting to discover around every corner—from old windmills and traditional farmhouses to vintage trams that take you around the museum grounds. It feels like stepping into a living storybook of Dutch history. What really makes it special for children is how interactive and hands-on everything is. There are live demonstrations of old crafts like weaving, blacksmithing, and even bread baking—many of which kids can try themselves. Throughout the museum, staff dressed in historical clothing bring the past to life with friendly explanations and fun activities. There’s also a playground area and child-friendly exhibits that keep little ones engaged and curious. The museum is very well-organized, with clean facilities, family-friendly paths for strollers, and several places to eat or picnic. It’s the kind of place where both kids and adults can learn, play, and enjoy a full day outdoors together. If you’re visiting the Netherlands with your family, this museum is an absolute must-see!

Lovely place in Holland. If you have the museum card and you go with your family, this is a great place to spend the day at. The nature is beautiful, the tram is fun for the kids, you could see farm animals and enjoy the different family activities. I love the Dutch concept of having open air museums where you can see the history of the country.

Beautiful museum about Dutch history and how people were living in the past century. We visited during a busy weekend but because the size of the park it does not feel crowded. A tram can be used to travel quickly from one location to another. Not only the buildings are in perfect condition, but also the landscape, the gardens, the trams etc. are well maintained. Definitely worth a visit.

We visited on our way from Germany to the ferry from Europort. It's a lovely place for a few hours, lots to see. Very knowledgeable staff/volunteers to tell you about the life etc.

For peaceful weekends, I recommend to visit here. It was an impressive and pleasant sightseeing.

Wonderful park that gets quiet when you go deeper, and you can also walk the dog without a leash there. Usually you'll be able to spot some swans and in spring many birds are giving their hatchlings swimming lessons.

Properly one of the most beautiful city parks Western Europe. Sonsbeek is undoubtedly Netherlands and Arnhem's most famous park, just a five-minute walk from Central Station and the city center.

A beautiful park to walk around and not far from the Central train station too.

What a beautiful park! It's simply lovely and such a delightful place to spend time. Arnhem is such a friendly city, and this park is just a quick 10-minute stroll from the very centre. You can't help but feel happy being here!

waterfalls add to its beauty. The terraces planted with flowers of various colors are enchanting. It’s a peaceful, quiet, and clean park. We didn’t explore the whole place, but you can also have a meal at the café near the entrance.

Beautiful place. Love to walk here

Great park, as a kid I have been visiting this park pretty regular, now I visit it with my son. It has a nice little waterfall, you can walk through a tunnel beneath the water. It has Deers, in the weekends they have all sorts of activities.

Amazing experience. If you have a stroller, they will get on the stroller. They provide free anti-primate bags to put your stuff in. You get to be so close to the animals! There are activities throughout the park to keep kids entertained and engaged. As well as fun facts and other educational things along the way.

Apenheul is a beautiful park with great visibility of the monkeys and superb, friendly staff. The landscaping is lovely, and the whole place feels clean and well-kept. The only downside: the paper maps often end up soggy in the water, which makes things messy — a digital app or clearer route signs would be a big improvement. Avoid going in the summer break — it’s just too crowded and very loud. For children who get easily overstimulated, a weekday in low season is a much better choice. The food is below average, even though there are plenty of food squares to choose from. The park also has several playgrounds that are both challenging and fun for younger kids, which is a real plus for families. The walk through the park is long but very scenic if you enjoy nature. Parking looks like it could be chaotic on busy days, but thanks to the staff’s excellent handling and clear protocols, there’s really no room for chaos — they keep everything moving smoothly. One tip: don’t bring small items in your pockets (sunglasses, phones, etc.). Consider adding a small travel lock to your bag, otherwise you’ll be required to carry one of the free Apenheul monkey-proof bags. They’re big enough, but when packed too heavy, they can become a real strain on your shoulders. All in all, a beautifully maintained park with wonderful staff and a unique experience — best enjoyed outside peak season.

Apenheul is an absolutely amazing place — it’s worth visiting Apeldoorn just for this park! The entire experience was fantastic. Even on a very hot day, the park feels pleasant and refreshing thanks to the tall trees and natural shade everywhere. You can walk among various monkey species freely, and it’s incredible how close you can get to them while still respecting their space. The animals seem very well cared for, which really adds to the experience. One small downside: the video shown during the gorilla feeding session was only in Dutch with German subtitles. It would have been more inclusive if English subtitles were also available. The live presentation was also in Dutch, but considering that most visitors are from the Netherlands and many are children, it’s understandable. If you’re anywhere nearby, I highly recommend visiting. A truly unique and enjoyable experience!

We visited Apenheul and absolutely loved it. The monkeys are adorable 😍🐒 and you can see many of them up close as they move freely around the park. There are also other animals, like capybaras. The whole park is very well equipped, with plenty of rest areas and even sunscreen dispensers available throughout. Everything is clean, well maintained, and organized. The staff is friendly, very attentive to both visitors and the animals, always ready to help. The gorilla presentation was a real highlight. It’s definitely a great place for families with children, but we’re a couple in our twenties and we had a fantastic time too 😊😊

Apenheul – Where the Monkeys Are Better Behaved Than Some Visitors Apenheul was pure magic. The park (and the nearby public park) is spotless, beautifully kept, and just a short walk from a spacious parking area. The real highlight? Dozens of monkey species roaming free, completely at ease – it’s like stepping into their world instead of peering at them from behind glass. At the entrance, you get a free monkey-proof bag to protect your belongings from curious little hands. You can skip it if you’ve already made your own “thief-proof” setup (think carabiners locking your zippers) – but trust me, the monkeys will test your security system. Friendly staff are everywhere, making sure both monkeys and humans stay safe – a small miracle considering there are still the occasional unsupervised kids and the inevitable wheeled trailers people insist on dragging along. The feeding sessions are a must. Check the website or park guide for times – you’ll learn a lot and it’s a joy to watch. Huge applause for the staff, who clearly care deeply for the animals and create an experience that feels respectful, educational, and unforgettable.

Amazing experience. It was a bit crowded, but there wasnt a long wait to get in. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. The habitats were spacious, clean, and well-maintained. Very educational and unlike any "zoo" experience I've had in the past.

One of the coolest most immersive and beautiful zoos with apes and monkeys that have plenty of space and safe interactions with visitors.

Great amusement park for young kids (<10). Best for toddlers. Not too big, they can't get lost. If you arrive around 10:00, you can park at P1. If you are there after 10:30, don't even bother and head straight for P2. Oh and though the park opens at 10:00, you can't go in before 10:30 so you stand around in the food court behind the entrance. There is a little sign and dance show for the little ones.

Great amusement park for kids to enjoy. Parents can join kids in pretty much every ride. The staff at the rides are also very kind and polite. There can be pretty big queues at each ride.

Very fun park for kids and adults to join in. Good - many good attractions - attractions are not scattered across are large area. - many places to sit and rest - allowed to bring your own food and drinks - plenty of food and drinks stalls - parking P1 is next to the park, P2 is 5min ride with the bus (free provided by the park) - instead of closing down all the attractions at once, they gradually close between 17 and 18, reducing the crowd at the exit, very smart!

It's a wonderful park specially designed for kids of all ages. Adults could also enjoy rides along with their little ones.

Sort of like an overgrown Kermis. Mostly Carnival rides. Some rides you or a friend operate the attraction, pulling yourself up or starting the ride by pressing the buttons. The park had a delayed opening and technical difficulties due to a power outage in the morning. Cute shows for the kids. Kids sit up front. Parents and families sit in the back, it's gives you a few minutes to sit at least. If you buy the character cups, ask for the one want. They should have all of them. A sweet girl change it for us! We didn't fully understand why there were barrels with the cavemen and dinosaurs. This ride also had an extremely long wait. I'm not sure why the gentleman was taking so long to send the cars after they loaded. I assume they didn't have enough cars on the track, but it just seemed to take so long.

Great park with attractions for children. Large selection of attractions from small to medium children. I recommend to visit.

Crowded, expensive, and poorly ran… retirees working here (as you can see in my picture) fill two cups with one small kid each and my two small kids and a whole giant line of people are waiting

This is a wonderful zoo, one of the best I have visited in Europe. The forest in the middle of the park is amazing and very diverse in terms of plants and animals, and there's also a waterfall. A lot of animals had newborns, which was very cute. The sea zone was very beautiful, of course limited in size as it is not the main focus of the park (if you like water animals, make sure you visit the one in Barcelona). Downsides: too many people which created crowds, and no staff around the park to help.

Such a beautiful and fun zoo! Would definitely recommend for adults and for children. As an adult that likes to go to zoo’s that are not just for kids, this is a great pick! A full day is needed to visit here and be prepared for different types of biomes, this is the most interesting ! There are restaurants located around, and I would recommend the Bush restaurant! The food is quite pricy for what it is.

Amazing!!! The first steps didn’t seem like it will be much yet quickly we realized how well thought is whole place. Really you see the animals and theirs wellbeing is the highest priority. Still all is designed in such smart way that you able to observe them in awe! True treat for families but I guess it’s also a great idea for a date or solo experience. Enjoyed tons🙌🏼 There are parts of it fully in dome that creates full experience of natural habitats- if you don’t look up it’s easily to feel like in a jungle or on some tropical place. Amazing!

I went their with my wife and daughter( 2 years old). The park has huge car parking (paid) with electric car chargers. Overall the park is huge and very well built. There are enough benches to sit and observe. The observation decks are very well positioned, and the safari restaurant has amazing views of the African safari lands. Their is great variety of food options, even for kids. The food was lekker. Overall the entire experience was just amazing.

This was a wonderful zoo experience. One the rare “cageless” habitats and it was wonderful to see the animals roam around in rather large habitats. Beautifully designed, and aesthetically pleasing. Parking costs 9 EUR and approx 29 EUR for a single ticket for adults. It can take somewhere between 3-4 hours to leisurely see all exhibits

Always nice to go here..! Is calm and peaceful… The animals are well taken care of and monkeys are my favorite! Mangrove is my favorite place to visit… It a nice funny cute and a great zoo to visit

It is an interesting Zoo which offers animal as much nature space as possible. With the map you can explore all different parts of the zoo. But with the open nature it also creates some challenges, it might be sometime difficult to trace where the animals are, which brings down the experience slightly. Quite some food choices inside the canteen and plenty of paid parking space inside as well

I don't know where I can start. First of all I was on other places in Netherlands but this one I can send it's the top location in the country.Its so much sectors with so much activities.Also there is outside water activities there is mini football actually there is everything what you can and can't imagine.For me the biggest surprise was the train on second floor.Really amazing place.Also the prices are totally normal and the food it's so delicious and fast prepared.I strongly recommend!

Cool place for kids to play. However, it was very crowded. If you went there, you would think that the birth rate in the Netherlands is over 3 per woman. The baby's changing room should be cleaned more frequently. It smelled really bad inside and it's the same place to heat food in the microwave oven..

Very beautiful place. Lots of space for kids to play and delicious food for parents to enjoy.

Brilliant place for kids. They are always very happy here.

The place is very fun for children, lots of options for safe play, so a good opportunity for parents to relax. Also, there are plenty of options for food and drinks, reasonably priced. The only thing is that every time we went it was quite crowded and loud, even on week days. So if you're thinking you can work while your kid plays, it may not be ideal.

The kids enjoy here very much. We always be here 2-3 times per month. There are different playgrounds. And the food is delicious for kids. The staff is warm hearted.

Awesome place to let your kids run around and have some fun. The food menu and service are absolutely top notch.

Perhaps I'm biased as I didn't have the opportunity to experience the pyramid in all its glory but the opening hours themselves made that impossible and warrants a lost star. From the outside it is nice, and the surrounding area is a gorgeous walk but being unable to get a good view or photos of the pyramid is such a disappointment and I actually felt uninspired to learn much about the history of it (although I still did and it's quite interesting, not just a memorial like I assumed).

Super cool place. Didn’t expect this in the Netherlands. HOWVWRE THEY ARE ONLY OPEN ON SUNDAYS. Other days you can see it from outside but can’t go in

Perhaps not very impressive, but quite quirky; especially if you learn the history. Before visiting I assumed it was just some monument to honor soldiers or something. Apparently it was built because an army had time to kill and the general wanted to immortalize himself.

Nice place to visit. Take stairs to give top to see view its very beautiful

Buying a ticket gets you an extensive 360° view from the top of the pyramid, especially on clear days. I would probably skip buying a ticket if the weather is cloudy. The nature surrounding the monument is also well kept, relaxing, and open for anyone to enjoy without tickets. Ideal for a picnic.

I would give 5 stars for the green pyramid, just for the fact it is a surprising sight in the forest and the history dating back to the Napoleon time. On bright days you have a very nice view from the top and there are many information signs to brush up your history knowledge. Of course you are expecting a catch. And there is one. The admission fee is 3.50 euro per adult and 1.50 euro for kids up to 12 years old. In my opinion it would be better if they change this to a voluntary donation and/or make it more clear how this money will contribute to nature management and conservation. In the current setup it feels like a high price which might put off a lot of people from climbing the stairs to the top of the pyramid. Also, the nearby parking is free, but the parking guard made it pretty clear he expects a tip. Perhaps it's a long standing tradition here, but it adds to an overall feeling of unfriendliness.

Beautiful monument in the middle of the forest. Easy to reach by car, there's a lot of parking space in the vicinity. Before I went I thought it would be a bit bigger, so small disappointment there. Besides that a real eye catcher. Close by the parking lot is also a lot of attractions for children and a restaurant. The forest makes for beautiful walks. Definitely a worthy activity for half a day.

A terrific experience, both indoors and out. The level of investment and care are reflected in the impressive scale and quality of the exhibits. Most of the signage included English and German. Definitely worth a day trip from Amsterdam.

Well-maintained folk museum. Structures are beautiful and interesting. Don’t skip anything as it’s all good. Also, town of Enkhuizen is charming and laid back. Experince exceeded expectations.

The museum would take you back into the time of 1920’s living in Netherland coast town after the dike were built which was a fishing village are turned into. It is accessible by the ferry boat from the museum parking lot or at the ticket booth near the train station if you are coming by trains. The ticket is &21 euros which includes the both to and from ferry rides! You need about lease two hours to walk the entire outdoor museum. There are blacksmith shop and laundry shop which powered by a coal burning boiler machine that turning all the washing machines. It is a great place to take your young kids to visit they can let loose and enjoy the day.

Fantastic step back in time. Incredible that all of the buildings were moved there from other places and rebuilt into the village it is today. Each home had its own story so you need time to appreciate it. Tried freshly smoked makerel, traditional sweets and interactive exhibits. So much to see and do. Highly recommend

A very beautiful open-air museum that has plenty to offer for adults and for kids. You  walk inside in many of the buildings and, depending on what’s on offer, see how people used to live. Here and there, people are cooking or making tea. You can watch rope makers, sail makers, carvers, blacksmiths, and laundresses at work. There’s also a lot you can do with children. Building a boat out of clogs, or make your own soap. Some activities cost a small extra fee. We had a great day, and the six hours we spent in the museum went by very quickly. We took the ferry from Parkeerplaats Sluisweg to the museum. There’s plenty of food and drink in the park. The fish at the smokehouse is highly recommended. It's worth buying tickets online in advance; they're significantly cheaper than at the box office. We saved almost €4, which almost covered the cost of our €7 parking ticket.

Outdoor museum with a lot of variety, recreating the village experience of a Zuiderzee fishing village across various time periods. There’s also a West Frisian hut hidden in the nature preserve area with a knowledgeable local guide/interpreter whose expertise is in the Bronze Age tools and ways of living, like animal husbandry. Also, in the village, at the fish smoker you can try their traditionally smoked salmon, mackerel or herring. You can walk to the museum from the Enkhuizen train station.

It was a great experience. At first we thought the prices were a little bit high, but in the end was a great place and worth every cent. We were really happy. Thanks a lot.

We visited Sprookjeswonderland in Enkhuizen on a Saturday with the whole family. It’s a charming theme park, clearly designed with young kids in mind—I'd say perfect up to about 7 or 8 years old. The whole place is inspired by fairy tales and the magical world, and it really creates that feeling of wonder that little ones love. Even though it was quite crowded (weekend vibes!), the experience was still very enjoyable. Lines were short, which was a pleasant surprise. I definitely recommend booking tickets in advance—not just to avoid queues at the entrance, but also because it’s cheaper online. Free parking just outside also helps make the visit smooth. All in all, a great spot to spend the day if you want your kids to have fun in a park that’s truly made for them.

Great place especially for families with toddlers. Prices are generally good in comparison with other amusement parks.The only reason they loose one star is because of some animals shouldn't be there. I don't agree with zoo parks generally.

What a beautiful place! We went with our 2 and 6 year old and it was perfect! No scary rides. The queues are not insanely long. We went during the April break and kids had so much fun. The rides were fun for both adults and kids and also there’s a massive playground with lots of rides, obstacle course, farm, maze and so much more. Absolutely loved it and had a fun day as a family.

Great amusement park with lots of attractions which are suitable for toddlers and older kids (you can check out the map of the park). Besides the attractions, there is a nice boerderij/farm and a huge playground. We have visited the location with a 2.5 and a 3.5 years old. They both had so much fun! There are also multiple cafes across the location, so you can have breaks every once in a while. I advise getting the tickets beforehand because there was a line at the ticket booth. As for the waiting time for the attractions: we generally did not wait too long. There is almost no waiting time for the ferris wheel and the trains, and around 15 minutes for the (toy) car and (toy) pony rides. I would advise to have your stroller with you (if applicable) as the park is quite large and it might be tiring for small ones to wander around. You can park your stroller in front of each attraction (pls see the photos uploaded by me)

We went here as two families. It’s only 45 minute drive from Amsterdam. The park is reasonably priced. After entry there is little to no extra cost. There are plenty of places to get snacks, food and drinks. The venue is picturesque and great for photos and for the young children to play and have fun. Highly recommended especially if you have young children. Parking was free too

Sprookjeswonderland is an absolute gem for families with young children! The fairy tale theme is charming, nostalgic, and so well done. Every corner feels magical. The park is clean, beautifully maintained, and not overwhelmingly large, which makes it perfect for a relaxed day out. You can also follow us to discover more family-friendly outings. Instagram: Kampa Gittim Gelicem YouTube: Kampa Gittim Gelicem

Good prices. Really beautiful gardens. Lots of playgrounds, rides, adventures and shows. I recommend it. You can bring your own food or you can buy it here. It has a well stocked souvenirs store.

Did not go inside the castle building as some events were scheduled there. Castle grounds, amphitheatre, water body around it are gorgeous. Had a very nice evening walk.

Nice quiet location. We biked there from Biltmore, and enjoyed the ride.

Pity the waitress treated us like naughty children , the waitstaff was overwhelmed and was taking it out on the clients , they definitely need Chef Ramsey to teach them all over again I definitely don’t recommend this experience to anyone The event was amazing but unfortunately ruined by the chief waitress taking the orders

I didn't get to go inside but it's a beautiful area to walk around and a lovely building. I also really enjoyed the different art sculptures in the park surrounding it. Very fun.

Beautiful castle and gardens. I was lucky enough to catch a Jazz concert on my afternoon visit.

Slot Zeist is a beautiful castle with a garden. From the Orangerie, after a delicious cup of coffee with apple pie, you can walk around for hours.

Could be nice but was closed even though it was mentioned to be open.....probably only for bookings, meetings and similar occasions....the gardens were great and the restaurant good with very friendly staff! 👍

Beautiful setting and great exhibitions at this lovely museum. Nice caffe and restaurant with a very good museum shop . The stuff are friendly and very helpful and quite a big parking space right outside. We enjoyed the visit.

This post only concerns the cafe/restaurant of the Singer Museum and theatre. The place is relatively small inside, but with a beautiful large garden outdoors. Located in the centre of Laren, this place is full with the rich of t Gooi. Full of fancy dressed ladies, articulating well their accentless Dutch. Overweight gentleman with carefully dyed hair accompany them. Money talks. But! The atmosphere is still good, service by local youngsters is friendly and helpful. New Ukrainian fellow citizens took their chance on a job here and do so greatly. Plus, this month a full vegetarian menu. Never before did I have so many great options to pick. If you want to have lunch here, do it now and enjoy the good variety of veggy options. We had the very Dutch bitterballen, with local mustard and I tried the croque monsieur with eggplant. My friend had eggs with asparagus. All very nice and tasty. In the weekend it can be very crowded here, so be early for lunch and you may be able to grab a table.

Parking is extremely busy, the art collection is not very remarkable, a very nice garden though. And make sure to book a time slot in advance, otherwise you will be waiting an hour to get in.

The museum itself isn't bad. It's very small, only about five rooms if I remember correctly, and there are no truly outstanding works. It's a small private museum. What really bothered me was the exorbitant entrance fee: €19 for five rooms with mediocre works! €19!!?? What's this madness? I actually paid it because I thought, if they're asking for it, it's because the collection and the museum are truly worth it. But the surprise was terrible.

A good collection of the cubism and futurism paintings at early 20th century.

Nice museum with a.o. impressionist and modern art. Excellent cafe restaurant in a really cosy setting. Small but beautiful garden. Very friendly personell eager to assist you. Reserve your visiting time in advance. And in the museum shop, you can choose an art peace, and after paying get the reproduction sent home.

Nice collection, gathers different eras in an interesting story. All texts (and video) have also English version, which was a nice surprise. Wasn't expecting as it's not in a big turistic city. Premises are nice, organized and clean. The shop offers more variety than most museums I've been so far. For the museum is possible to enter with museumkaart. They don't have many suitable spaces to park bikes, but it was ok considering it was during the weekend.

It was amazing, we were there for the second time in the season, and this time in Sumer it has much more to do. We had kids from 6 months to 5 years, and they all had the perfect day. Riding the attractions, with shows for kids, inflatables and the beach to complete the day. We brought our own sandwiches for lunch. I can totally recommend for small kids.

Wide open space to run and play right on the coast. Plenty of activities so plan for a full day! Only snack bar food.

Super great place for kids) even I was exited) so nice with beach with many places for relax! My huge recommendation for everyone especially for family with kids and ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

With the subscription, it's worth it. You can enjoy inside and outside playgrounds, as well as the beach. The theme park has a lot of fun for the whole family. After it's closed at 5 pm, you can still stay a lot longer for the less traffic that I like most. Plenty of parking, except the route to here that's a bit small.

Great place for families with young kids. It's fantastic for kids up to app. 10 years old. The attractions are real fun, and since the parc is is designed for smaller kids, they experience a great degree of freedom. The theater shows are really cute and the personell is super friendly. Food is reasonably priced, and there is plenty of picnic tables to consume your own lunch. We really enjoyed our day and plan to come back many more times! Ps. If you still remember the parc from the 90ies: the wonkey bikes are gone, but the parc changed for the better - a LOT!

Tip 1: Go early if you don’t want to wait in the traffic line as it gets crowded after 11-12. Tip 2 : Buy your tickets online for easy check in and 10% discount Tip 3 : There will be long queues for food and also in food they have lot of options for Fried items if you are health conscious then I would recommend carrying fruits 🍎 🍌 with you. Kids will love it, although some rides you have a waiting time for 20 mins aprox.

Oud Valkeveen is a delightful family amusement park nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Naarden, Netherlands. The park strikes a perfect balance between charm and excitement, offering a variety of attractions that cater to all age groups. The meticulously maintained green spaces and lakeside setting provide a serene backdrop, enhancing the overall experience. One of the standout features of Oud Valkeveen is its well-thought-out mix of rides and play areas. From thrilling roller coasters and water rides for the adrenaline seekers to gentle carousels and expansive playgrounds for the little ones, the park ensures that everyone finds something to enjoy. The indoor play zone is a fantastic addition, offering a safe and entertaining environment for kids even on rainy days. The park's emphasis on family-friendly fun extends to its facilities and services. The staff are consistently friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Clean restrooms, numerous picnic areas, and conveniently located eateries with a variety of options make for a comfortable visit. The food, while not gourmet, is reasonably priced and decent, with plenty of choices for picky eaters. One minor drawback is that the park can get quite crowded during peak times, leading to longer wait times for popular attractions. However, the overall efficiency and organization help mitigate this issue to some extent. In summary, Oud Valkeveen is a charming, well-rounded amusement park that offers a memorable day out for families. Its combination of natural beauty, diverse attractions, and thoughtful amenities make it a top choice for both locals and tourists seeking wholesome entertainment.