One of the most beloved nature reserves in the Netherlands. Hilly landscapes, heathland, forests, and panoramic views make this area particularly popular with hikers and cyclists.

One of the most famous nature parks in the Netherlands. Visitors appreciate the vastness, tranquility, and well-maintained cycling and walking routes. And the Kröller-Müller Museum

Arnhem is just a few minutes' drive from Lathum and offers an attractive mix of shops, restaurants, culture, and events. It's ideal for a day trip to the city while enjoying nature. Don't forget to visit Sonsbeek Park.

One of the most popular zoos in the Netherlands. Visitors are especially enthusiastic about the large nature reserves such as the Bush, Desert, and Ocean.

A popular attraction where Dutch history and crafts come to life. Suitable for families, couples, and international guests.

The IJssel River, its floodplains, and Hanseatic towns like Doesburg and Zutphen attract many cyclists, hikers, fishermen, and those seeking peace and quiet. The combination of water, dikes, open landscape, and idyllic towns makes this area a favorite for relaxing day trips.

Internationally renowned for its Van Gogh collection and large sculpture garden, it's often cited as a highlight of a visit to Gelderland.

An impressive castle in a green setting. Popular for culture, history, and walks along the Rhine.

Doesburg is one of the best-preserved Hanseatic cities in the Netherlands. Visitors flock here for its historic city center, monuments, charming terraces, and artisan shops. It's a popular destination for an afternoon of culture combined with a visit to the restaurants and cafes.

This castle is known for its impressive park with water features, a shell gallery, and viewpoints. It's a popular destination for walks, photography, and a peaceful afternoon in a unique setting.

Zutphen is a charming Hanseatic city on the IJssel River, beloved for its medieval streets, courtyards, and shops. Many visitors combine a visit to Zutphen with a stroll along the IJssel River or lunch by the water.

Fort Pannerden is located at the unique point where the Rhine splits into the Waal and the Pannerden Canal. Discover a historic fort with underground passages and interactive stories, nestled in a beautiful river landscape.