In the area
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Discover the area around Brummen
From Bronkhorst to the Veluwezoom
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Paleis Het Loo
Paleis Het Loo, located in Apeldoorn, is a former royal palace that now serves as a museum and offers a fascinating glimpse into Dutch history. This magnificent example of Dutch Baroque architecture was built in the 17th century as a hunting lodge for Stadholder William III and Queen Mary II. The museum showcases the sumptuously decorated rooms in which the royal family lived. The symmetrically landscaped gardens, inspired by Versailles, are renowned for their impressive fountains and ornate statues, making a visit to Palace Het Loo an unforgettable experience.
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The Hanseatic Cities
The Hanseatic cities, spread across north-western and central Europe, formed a powerful trading network under the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages. Cities like Deventer, Zwolle, and Kampen in the Netherlands are known for their rich trading past, which is still visible in the impressive architecture, old market squares and atmospheric streets. These cities are not only historical gems but also vibrant cultural centres, where the past and the present merge into a vibrant experience for residents and visitors alike.
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The Veluwe
The Veluwe is one of the largest nature reserves in the Netherlands, famous for its varied landscape of forests, moors and sand drifts. The area is ideal for nature lovers and offers excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling. With rich flora and fauna, including red deer and wild boar, the Veluwe is also home to the Kröller-Müller Museum, where art and nature merge.
Bronckhorst
Start your exploration in picturesque Bronckhorst, the smallest town in the Netherlands, known for its historic charm and medieval streets. From here, the road leads to Brummen, where majestic estates and castles such as Engelenburg Castle adorn the landscape. Further on, the Veluwezoom awaits, with its breathtaking nature and the famous Posbank, where you can enjoy vast heathlands and spectacular views. This region offers a perfect mix of culture, history and nature, ideal for lovers of peace and beauty.
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