Wining and dining
A selection of great places to dine, wine and lunch
Trattoria Artusi
261 UtrechtsewegFor enjoying wonderful Italian specialties. Located in the Bilderberg Hotel.
Bistro Barbizon
1 ValkenburglaanFor great dining!
The Westerbouwing has a spectacular viewpoint with panorama over the Rhine and Betuwe region. This restaurant is currently being restored. Opening date follows as soon as possible.
De Westerbouwing
1 WesterbouwingThe Westerbouwing has a spectacular viewpoint with panorama over the Rhine and Betuwe region. This restaurant is currently being restored. Opening date follows as soon as possible.
For breakfast, lunch and dinner! With great variety of pancakes.
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Pension d`Oude Herberg
245 UtrechtsewegFor breakfast, lunch and dinner! With great variety of pancakes.
The owner of estate the Hemelseberg, Jan Kneppelhout, donated this concert hall to the villagers of Oosterbeek. Many events take place here and you are also welcome for a cup of coffee or drinks.
Event Theater Concert Oosterbeek
3 RozensteegThe owner of estate the Hemelseberg, Jan Kneppelhout, donated this concert hall to the villagers of Oosterbeek. Many events take place here and you are also welcome for a cup of coffee or drinks.
After visiting the Airborne Museum, this restaurant right next to it is the place to be for a lovely dinner or lunch
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Hartenstein
226 UtrechtsewegAfter visiting the Airborne Museum, this restaurant right next to it is the place to be for a lovely dinner or lunch
For drinking a glass of wine or having an informal meal, Bilders proeflokaal is such a nice place to be
Bilders proeflokaal
65 WeverstraatFor drinking a glass of wine or having an informal meal, Bilders proeflokaal is such a nice place to be
Fratelli
27 WeverstraatThis beautiful small place serves home made icecream and very nice Italian dishes
Lemongrass
68 UtrechtsewegFor very good Thai dishes
Sights and museums
The Airborne Museum is housed in Villa Hartenstein, a villa with a long history. In September 1944, the building, which began as an inn in 1728, was the headquarters of the British Airborne Troops under the command of General-Major Roy E. Urquhart.
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Mużew Airborne Hartenstein
232 UtrechtsewegThe Airborne Museum is housed in Villa Hartenstein, a villa with a long history. In September 1944, the building, which began as an inn in 1728, was the headquarters of the British Airborne Troops under the command of General-Major Roy E. Urquhart.
Take a walk through this magical forest with beautiful streams and ponds. Also you will be reminded in different ways of what happened in this part of the Netherlands during the years 1940-1945 along the way. During the battle of Arnhem this hollow served as a shelter for people who lived nearby.
Hemelseberg
HemelsebergTake a walk through this magical forest with beautiful streams and ponds. Also you will be reminded in different ways of what happened in this part of the Netherlands during the years 1940-1945 along the way. During the battle of Arnhem this hollow served as a shelter for people who lived nearby.
These beautiful gardens of the Lage Oorsprong are located in the Hemelseberg estate. In summer often concerts can be enjoyed.
Tuin de Lage Oorsprong
36 Van BorsselenwegThese beautiful gardens of the Lage Oorsprong are located in the Hemelseberg estate. In summer often concerts can be enjoyed.
In this museum park you will find around 100 historic buildings, farmhouses and mills. Not only can these be viewed from the outside, but you can also step inside for a look around! This brings you closer to history and gives you the chance to experience the past again.
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Mużew Miftuħ tal-Olanda
4 HoeferlaanIn this museum park you will find around 100 historic buildings, farmhouses and mills. Not only can these be viewed from the outside, but you can also step inside for a look around! This brings you closer to history and gives you the chance to experience the past again.
Dive into 8 million litres of water, go on an adventure in the indoor jungle and admire the vultures in our desert! Experience 45 hectares of zoo at Burgers’ Zoo! Unlike traditional zoos, Burgers’ Zoo has eco-displays, where large scale natural habitats are recreated in which animals, nature and visitor roam together. In 1988, one and a half hectares of tropical rainforest (the Bush) was opened to the public.
Step inside and experience the humidity, dense vegetation, smells and sounds of a real jungle. Continue your journey through the Mexican-American rock desert (the Desert), the coral reef in the Indian Pacific Ocean (the Ocean), the plains of the savannah where the giraffes and rhinos wander (the Safari) and the Malay rainforest (the Rimba). Our youngest eco-display, the largest indoor mangrove in the world, is inspired by our nature area in Belize, which we have been managing for almost 30 years! In the mangrove, you can discover butterflies, manatees and many different species of crabs.
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Burgers Zoo
1 Antoon van HooffpleinDive into 8 million litres of water, go on an adventure in the indoor jungle and admire the vultures in our desert! Experience 45 hectares of zoo at Burgers’ Zoo! Unlike traditional zoos, Burgers’ Zoo has eco-displays, where large scale natural habitats are recreated in which animals, nature and visitor roam together. In 1988, one and a half hectares of tropical rainforest (the Bush) was opened to the public.
Step inside and experience the humidity, dense vegetation, smells and sounds of a real jungle. Continue your journey through the Mexican-American rock desert (the Desert), the coral reef in the Indian Pacific Ocean (the Ocean), the plains of the savannah where the giraffes and rhinos wander (the Safari) and the Malay rainforest (the Rimba). Our youngest eco-display, the largest indoor mangrove in the world, is inspired by our nature area in Belize, which we have been managing for almost 30 years! In the mangrove, you can discover butterflies, manatees and many different species of crabs.
Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe is a Dutch national park. It is approximately 55 square kilometers in area, consisting of heathlands, sand dunes, and woodlands. It is situated in the Veluwe, the area of the largest terminal moraine in the Netherlands. Most of the landscape of the park and the Veluwe was created during the last Ice Age. The alternating sand dune areas and heathlands may have been caused by human utilization of the surrounding lands. The park forms one of the largest continuous nature reserves in the Netherlands.
A bicycle sharing system in the park makes bicycles available for free to visitors, with much of the area being inaccessible by car.
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Park Nazzjonali ta 'Hoge Veluwe
Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe is a Dutch national park. It is approximately 55 square kilometers in area, consisting of heathlands, sand dunes, and woodlands. It is situated in the Veluwe, the area of the largest terminal moraine in the Netherlands. Most of the landscape of the park and the Veluwe was created during the last Ice Age. The alternating sand dune areas and heathlands may have been caused by human utilization of the surrounding lands. The park forms one of the largest continuous nature reserves in the Netherlands.
A bicycle sharing system in the park makes bicycles available for free to visitors, with much of the area being inaccessible by car.
Situated in the national park the Hoge Veluwe, which was established by the businessman Anton Kröller and his wife Helene Kröller-Müller as a private estate in 1909. Up until 1923 the park was under construction with wildlife being imported and the building of the hunting lodge and fences. The hunting residence is called St. Hubertus Hunting Lodge after St. Hubertus and was designed by prominent Dutch architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage. Helene Kröller-Müller was an art collector and work had begun on a museum inside the park.
The Kröller-Müller Museum houses the art collection of the Kröller-Müller couple and includes numerous important works by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Odilon Redon, Georges-Pierre Seurat, Auguste Rodin and Piet Mondrian among others.
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Mużew Kröller Müller
6 HoutkampwegSituated in the national park the Hoge Veluwe, which was established by the businessman Anton Kröller and his wife Helene Kröller-Müller as a private estate in 1909. Up until 1923 the park was under construction with wildlife being imported and the building of the hunting lodge and fences. The hunting residence is called St. Hubertus Hunting Lodge after St. Hubertus and was designed by prominent Dutch architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage. Helene Kröller-Müller was an art collector and work had begun on a museum inside the park.
The Kröller-Müller Museum houses the art collection of the Kröller-Müller couple and includes numerous important works by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Odilon Redon, Georges-Pierre Seurat, Auguste Rodin and Piet Mondrian among others.
The Oosterbeek church was built here as early as the 10th century. This makes it one of the oldest existing church buildings in the Netherlands.
Battle of Arnhem
For eight days long, a field battle was fought around the church of Oosterbeek. In September 1944, the church was one of the last bastions for the allied forces before they withdrew across the Rhine. 250 wounded soldiers lay in the old rectory next to the church. Ms Kate ter Horst tried to care for them as long as possible. Her British patients gave her the affectionate nickname of 'the Angel of Arnhem' Market Garden was a failure. Arnhem was a bridge too far. The church in Oosterbeek was left in utter ruin. Following a thorough restoration, it was brought back into use in 1949, and British and Polish war veterans and their families have been regular visitors ever since.
Oude Kerk
134 BenedendorpswegThe Oosterbeek church was built here as early as the 10th century. This makes it one of the oldest existing church buildings in the Netherlands.
Battle of Arnhem
For eight days long, a field battle was fought around the church of Oosterbeek. In September 1944, the church was one of the last bastions for the allied forces before they withdrew across the Rhine. 250 wounded soldiers lay in the old rectory next to the church. Ms Kate ter Horst tried to care for them as long as possible. Her British patients gave her the affectionate nickname of 'the Angel of Arnhem' Market Garden was a failure. Arnhem was a bridge too far. The church in Oosterbeek was left in utter ruin. Following a thorough restoration, it was brought back into use in 1949, and British and Polish war veterans and their families have been regular visitors ever since.
Doorwerth Castle (Dutch: Kasteel Doorwerth) is a medieval castle situated on the river Rhine. The original castle, probably wooden, is first mentioned in 1260 when it was besieged and burned to the ground, after which it was rebuilt in stone. In 1280 this second castle was again besieged and this time the bailey was burned down. This castle probably consisted of a simple hall-keep, two stories high with 1.20 meter thick walls, and featured a surrounding moat which was fed by the nearby river Rhine. During the 14th century the castle was continually enlarged.
Doorwerth Castle reached its largest form just after the middle of the 16th century under Daem Schellart van Obbendorf, the 15th Lord of Dorenweerd. He made the castle and the group of buildings on the bailey into a unity and adjusted them for more space and comfort. By 1560 Doorwerth Castle had almost reached its present appearance. Around 1637 the bailey was rebuilt to its present appearance and a dike was built around the castle to protect it from flooding of the river Rhine.
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Kastell Doorwerth
2 B FonteinalleeDoorwerth Castle (Dutch: Kasteel Doorwerth) is a medieval castle situated on the river Rhine. The original castle, probably wooden, is first mentioned in 1260 when it was besieged and burned to the ground, after which it was rebuilt in stone. In 1280 this second castle was again besieged and this time the bailey was burned down. This castle probably consisted of a simple hall-keep, two stories high with 1.20 meter thick walls, and featured a surrounding moat which was fed by the nearby river Rhine. During the 14th century the castle was continually enlarged.
Doorwerth Castle reached its largest form just after the middle of the 16th century under Daem Schellart van Obbendorf, the 15th Lord of Dorenweerd. He made the castle and the group of buildings on the bailey into a unity and adjusted them for more space and comfort. By 1560 Doorwerth Castle had almost reached its present appearance. Around 1637 the bailey was rebuilt to its present appearance and a dike was built around the castle to protect it from flooding of the river Rhine.
Centuries upon centuries, the Dutch battled water in a fight to keep their land dry and expand it. It is not for no reason that Holland is known as a land of water, and the Dutch as water management specialists. So it only makes sense that if you want to visit a proper water museum, there’s only one country to go...
The Netherlands Water Museum in Arnhem is a modern and interactive museum that explains everything there is to know about fresh water. Not only does the museum focus on its importance for the Netherlands, but it presents the value of this precious liquid from a universal perspective.
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Mużew tal-Ilma tal-Olanda
26-28 ZijpendaalsewegCenturies upon centuries, the Dutch battled water in a fight to keep their land dry and expand it. It is not for no reason that Holland is known as a land of water, and the Dutch as water management specialists. So it only makes sense that if you want to visit a proper water museum, there’s only one country to go...
The Netherlands Water Museum in Arnhem is a modern and interactive museum that explains everything there is to know about fresh water. Not only does the museum focus on its importance for the Netherlands, but it presents the value of this precious liquid from a universal perspective.
They say Sonsbeek is called “the pearl in the Veluwezoom”. During the penultimate ice age, the Veluwe Massif took on the main lines that we now know. Large ice masses folded the landscape in a frozen state. Later, löss was deposited on the slopes by the wind. This created a richly varied area with the lifeline of Sint-Jansbeek, also known as Molenbeek. On its banks stood century long ten dozen water mills. There are now two left, one of which still serves as a flour mill today: the monumental White Water Mill.
The Grand Café of Stadsvilla Sonsbeek is the central meeting place in the villa. The entire year the terrace is a good place to sit; with a view over the park and the city of Arnhem. In the dark months you can enjoy a cozy candlelit dinner.
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Park Sonsbeek
24A ZijpendaalsewegThey say Sonsbeek is called “the pearl in the Veluwezoom”. During the penultimate ice age, the Veluwe Massif took on the main lines that we now know. Large ice masses folded the landscape in a frozen state. Later, löss was deposited on the slopes by the wind. This created a richly varied area with the lifeline of Sint-Jansbeek, also known as Molenbeek. On its banks stood century long ten dozen water mills. There are now two left, one of which still serves as a flour mill today: the monumental White Water Mill.
The Grand Café of Stadsvilla Sonsbeek is the central meeting place in the villa. The entire year the terrace is a good place to sit; with a view over the park and the city of Arnhem. In the dark months you can enjoy a cozy candlelit dinner.
Nightlife and entertainment
Pathé Arnhem is a modern cinema with nine theatres and seating for 1,700 people, which opened October 2015. Pathé Arnhem has one IMAX theatre with the IMAX Immersive Sound System. There are also two theatres equipped with a Dolby Atmos sound system.
All theatres have wall-to-wall cinema screens and wide, comfortable seats with a perfect view of the screens. Each theatre has some love seats.
There are a number of large foyers and from the sixth floor there is a fantastic view of Arnhem’s unique station and of the city.
Pathé not only screens the top Hollywood films but also excellent small arthouse films. Moreover, it presents a broad range of Turkish films and Bollywood films, for example, as well as opera, ballet, music, art and theatre performances.
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Pathé Arnhem
20 Oude StationsstraatPathé Arnhem is a modern cinema with nine theatres and seating for 1,700 people, which opened October 2015. Pathé Arnhem has one IMAX theatre with the IMAX Immersive Sound System. There are also two theatres equipped with a Dolby Atmos sound system.
All theatres have wall-to-wall cinema screens and wide, comfortable seats with a perfect view of the screens. Each theatre has some love seats.
There are a number of large foyers and from the sixth floor there is a fantastic view of Arnhem’s unique station and of the city.
Pathé not only screens the top Hollywood films but also excellent small arthouse films. Moreover, it presents a broad range of Turkish films and Bollywood films, for example, as well as opera, ballet, music, art and theatre performances.
This recently built movie theatre is located in the hart of Arnhem. You can watch a movie, but also enjoy dinner or drinks.
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Focus Filmtheater Arnhem
1 Audrey HepburnpleinThis recently built movie theatre is located in the hart of Arnhem. You can watch a movie, but also enjoy dinner or drinks.
Korenmarkt, home to all kinds of catering establishments, has been the entertainment centre in Arnhem for years. The surrounding granaries are a reminder of the original activity of this market, the corn trade which was discontinued in 1914.
For a short time now visitors to the Arnhem entertainment square have been able to go online by laptop or smartphone for free.
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Korenmarkt
KorenmarktKorenmarkt, home to all kinds of catering establishments, has been the entertainment centre in Arnhem for years. The surrounding granaries are a reminder of the original activity of this market, the corn trade which was discontinued in 1914.
For a short time now visitors to the Arnhem entertainment square have been able to go online by laptop or smartphone for free.
The place to be for cultural events such as concerts, dance nights and enjoying lots of music
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Musis Sacrum
The place to be for cultural events such as concerts, dance nights and enjoying lots of music
Hiking and biking
PERIMETER WALK
Over 11.000 men were involved in the British and Polish Airborne landings at 17 September near Wolfheze, Renkum, Ede, and Driel. These men quickly encountered heavy German opposition, which strengthened by the day. Therefore the British lost the upper hand.
After heavy battles on 18 and 19 September, the surrounded troops of Lieutenant Colonel John Frost could not be reached. The remains of the first Airborne Division retreated back to Oosterbeek on 20 September making the so-called perimeter their defence line. Want to get to know more about this perimeter? The perimeter walk can be made with a guide or on your own.
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Mużew Airborne Hartenstein
232 UtrechtsewegPERIMETER WALK
Over 11.000 men were involved in the British and Polish Airborne landings at 17 September near Wolfheze, Renkum, Ede, and Driel. These men quickly encountered heavy German opposition, which strengthened by the day. Therefore the British lost the upper hand.
After heavy battles on 18 and 19 September, the surrounded troops of Lieutenant Colonel John Frost could not be reached. The remains of the first Airborne Division retreated back to Oosterbeek on 20 September making the so-called perimeter their defence line. Want to get to know more about this perimeter? The perimeter walk can be made with a guide or on your own.
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Visit Veluwe with walking and hiking routes
On the Visit Veluwe site you will find many beautiful visit possibilities as well as walking and hiking routes. Have a look at visitveluwe punt nl/routes-op-de-veluwe