Leuvenheim

History

An interesting historical detail is the former presence of its own station along the Arnhem-Zutphen railway line, operational from 1882 to 1917. This station, born out of an agreement with Mr Metelerkamp of De Wildbaan estate, marks an era when Leuvenheim's accessibility was significantly improved. Although trains no longer stop here, Leuvenheim now forms a hub for cyclists, walkers and horse riders who want to discover the beauty of the area at their own pace.

Hiking Leuvenschepad

Hidden pearls - Cycle along closed estates

Discover the hidden gems of the countryside by bike. This unique route takes you past breathtaking, gated estates, rich in history and surrounded by natural beauty. Although these estates are not open for public viewing, from the cycle paths they offer stunning views of the Netherlands' sophisticated architecture and ornate gardens. A tour of these enclosed gems is an unforgettable experience for any cycling enthusiast.

  • Tower of Gelderland

    A historical monument reflecting the rich history of the area.

    Tower of Gelderland
  • House Den Bosch

    A remarkable historic building in Leuvenheim, worth a visit.

    House Den Bosch
  • The Rees

    Another interesting site worth visiting for those interested in local history and culture.

    The Rees
  • The Wild Course

    The Game Ranch in Leuvenheim also carries with it a rich history. The area, known for its natural beauty and biodiversity, has a fascinating background.

    The Wild Course