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Apeldoorn (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈaːpəldoːr(ə)n] ⓘ; Dutch Low Saxon: Apeldoorne) is a municipality and city in the province of Gelderland in the centre of the Netherlands. The municipality of Apeldoorn, including the of villages of Beekbergen, Loenen, Ugchelen and Hoenderloo, had a population of
Learn about the history, culture and attractions of Apeldoorn, a city in the center of the Netherlands with a royal palace and a Jewish heritage. Find out how to get there by train or car and how to get around by bus.
- Paleis Het Loo
- Apenheul Zoo
- Klimbos Veluwe
- Kroondomein Het Loo
- Stadspark Berg en Bos
- De Veluwsche Stoommaatschappij Steam Train
- Hoge Veluwe National Park
- Take A Skydive at Teuge Airport
- Rent A Bike and Take The Apeldoorn Cycle Route
- Grote Kerk
Constructed in the late 1600’s, the Het Loo palace (The Woods palace) was created for King William III and Mary II of England. Until the 1960’s, the palace served as the residence for the house or Orange/Nassau. As the 8th most visited museum in the Netherlands, the site now stands as an important tourist attraction for the region. With a stunning ...
Also known as Apenheul Primate Park, this extensive sanctuary specializes in Monkeys and Apes. This ground-breaking establishment was the first in the world to allow the animals to walk freely in their habitat and in-between visitors. Located in close proximity to the Het Loo palace, the park is within the grounds of the extensive Berg en Bos publi...
Another fantastic attraction located in the western sector of Apeldoorn within the grounds of stadpark Berg en Bos. If you are looking for an active adventure Klimbos offers the perfect opportunity. Within the trees of the forest at Berg en Bos, you will find 8 different climbing routes and over 120 different transition stages. Ranging from heights...
Although this is part of the Het Loo Palace, the gardens and park are more than worthy of a separate entry in their own right. Situated behind the palace and restaurant is a magnificent landscape garden that is reminiscent of Versailles in France. Inside the walls of the main garden is a series of square plantations that have amazing hedge patterns...
Located at the edge of the Veluwe Hills, the stadspark Berg en Bos covers a vast area of 250 hectares and is the largest park in the region. Within the confines of this inviting public park you will find a host of walking trails, beautiful forest and also the Apenheul Zoo and Klimbos Veluwe. The landscape contains both Landscape Park and forest and...
For another different activity, the De Veluwsche steam train takes you back in time and transports you from Beekbergen in Apeldoorn to Dieren. This purely delightful steam train has been restored to its former glory and has all its original fittings and a whole host of wooden panelling giving it a vintage feel. Aside from the train ride, you can al...
As the largest park in the Gelderland region, Hoge Veluwe covers a vast area and is located between Apeldoorn and Arnhem. First developed in 1909 as a private estate, the area is now one of the most fascinating and varied national parks in the Netherlands. Within the boundaries you will find three museums; the Kroller-Muller museum which is dedicat...
Located in the small village of Teuge which is approximately 15 minutes drive to the east of Apeldoorn lies the Teuge international airport. At this friendly and quaint airport you can book a adrenaline packed skydive! The National Paracentrum caters to a wide audience and you can take part in a tandem skydive which will drop you from a staggering ...
If you are an avid cycling fan, the Apeldoorn Cycle Route will offer a fantastic challenge. Stretching for 44km the route will travel through a large amount of stunning woodland and through the Heather filled fields of the Veluwe. Other sights along the way include the aforementioned Het Loo Palace, the Apeldoorn Kanaal, the ancient settlement of H...
Many churches in the Netherlands are called “Grote Kerk” and there is one such church in the centre of Apeldoorn. As a relatively modern church (compared to other older structures), the Grote Kerk was constructed in 1892 in a Neo-Renaissance style and has a large central bell tower. No other than a young Princess Wilhelmina laid the first foundatio...
Apeldoorn, a city with an extraordinary combination of nature, culture and urban amenities. Together with the beautiful, picturesque villages a stone’s throw away, this city will show you the best of the Veluwe region.
- gfsc5. Perth, Australia 1,479 contributions. Wow. Impressive. My wife and I visited Paleis Het Loo as part of a tour group from a river cruise. It took a 50 minute drive to get there but, my, was it worth it.
- musicianang. Clark, NJ2 contributions. Not Your Ordinary Zoo. My friend booked Apenheul for myself and all his brothers. It is more than just a zoo. It's a place where you walk around on land and canopies and witness various wildlife.
- nijntje-hime. Vancouver Island, Canada 73 contributions. A great family activity! We found this place through the Tripadvisor. Though the past reviews mentioned this place was not for English speakers.
- Dennis E. Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands 166 contributions. Lovely area. The area looks amazing and has some nice spots to hang around, especially for families with children.
From its picturesque canals to its vibrant cultural scene, Apeldoorn is a great destination for travelers looking to experience the best of the Netherlands. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure, cultural exploration, or a relaxing getaway, Apeldoorn has something for everyone.
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Apeldoorn is a city with a royal touch, famous for its palace and beautiful gardens. It lies on the edge of National Park the Veluwe, and is an excellent base to explore this region's lush natural surroundings. Understand. [edit] Apenheul male Bonobo. Apeldoorn evening skyline.
