Discover the Veluwe from Berkenrhode

Kröller-Müller Museum

In the heart of De Hoge Veluwe National Park, you will find the Kröller-Müller Museum, where art and nature come together in a truly special setting. Even the journey to the museum, through forests and across wide stretches of heathland, is part of the experience.

The museum is home to one of the world’s largest Van Gogh collections, featuring almost 90 paintings and more than 180 works on paper. You can also admire works by artists such as Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian. Outside, the experience continues in the expansive sculpture garden, where around 200 works of art are displayed among the trees and greenery.

A wonderful day out for art lovers and for anyone who enjoys combining culture with the natural beauty of the Veluwe.

Take a walk through the woods, heathland, and one of the last active drifting sand areas in the Netherlands: the unique Wekeromse Zand.

Take a walk through the woods, heathland, and one of the last active drifting sand areas in the Netherlands: the unique Wekeromse Zand.

Ede is a medium-sized city with a pleasant center. Located at only nine kilometers from Park Berkenrhode. Ede is known for the battle for Arnhem. During the Second World War, the town played an important role because of the airborne landing of the Allied troops in September 1944 during Operation Market Garden. The area of Ede has many monuments in memory of this period. In the city, you will find a large indoor swimming pool (De Peppel), plenty of restaurants and a great theater.

Around a 20-minute drive from Park Berkenrhode, Arnhem is a lively city with plenty to offer for a varied day out.

Wander through the city centre, discover independent shops in the Fashion District or take a seat at one of the many terraces. There is also plenty to enjoy in the evening, with restaurants, cafés, theatres and cultural activities.

Interested in art? Museum Arnhem is around a ten-minute walk from Arnhem Central Station. Discover modern and contemporary art, stroll through the sculpture garden and enjoy the beautiful views across the Rhine.

Arnhem is also known for its green character. Take a walk through one of the city parks or combine your visit with one of the area’s well-known attractions. Royal Burgers’ Zoo and the Netherlands Open Air Museum are great destinations for visitors of all ages.

Throughout the year, Arnhem hosts a variety of creative and cultural events, including the Fashion + Design Festival Arnhem. There is always something new to discover in the city.