De Haar Castle
Built at the turn of the 20th century, De Haar Castle in Haarzuilens matches the ideal image of a medieval fortress.
Built at the turn of the 20th century, De Haar Castle in Haarzuilens matches the ideal image of a medieval fortress.
Museum on the former Soesterberg Airbase presenting the past, the present & the future of the Dutch armed forces.
The Dutch Railway Museum is one of the most enjoyable museums in the country for families with children.
Modernist house built in 1924 by De Stijl designer Gerrit Rietveld for Truus Schröder-Schräder.
Art museum.
House Doorn is where Wilhelm II, the last German Emperor, lived after he fled to the neutral Netherlands at the end of World War I.
17th-century manor house where German Emperor Wilhelm II signed his abdication papers.
16th-century castle with an 18th-century look & feel.
Small zoo.
Don’t leave Utrecht without having coffee & appelbol here.
Belgian beer café in a former church.
Brewery & Grand Café.
The highest church tower in the Netherlands.
Underground discovery tour through 2,000 years.
Photographic art gallery.
Chocolate & coffee.
Three-by-five-meter seven-storey modern house.
Forest with a 25-m-high observation tower.
Art gallery.
Children’s museum starring Miffy.
The birth house of Piet Mondrian.
Religious art museum.
Local archaeology museum.
Museum of self-playing musical instruments.
Pyramid celebrating Napoleon’s victory in the Battle of Austerlitz (1806).
Photographic art gallery by architect Gerrit Rietveld.
5-km-long walking tour dedicated to architect Gerrit Rietveld.
Former RNAF & USAF airbase, now a park.
19th-century observatory, now a museum.
Russian World War II cemetery.
Concert hall.
History of science museum.
Local history museum.
Utrecht’s former main post office, now a library, is a fine example of the expressionist Amsterdam School architectural style.
Modernist house by architect Sybold van Ravesteyn.
Discover how water became a weapon.
Cheese trading on Saturday mornings.