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04 2025 - Netherlands Tulip blossom
Travelogue
Well prepared and with a touch of chaos – off to adventure! 😆🚀
Well prepared and with a touch of chaos – off to adventure! 😆🚀
https://www.atgtickets.de/musicals-shows/starlight-express
28 Stadium Ring
44791 Bochum
Parking P3 - directly behind the theater
10 € for 24h
https://park4night.com/de/lieu/160049/open/
https://www.parken-in-bochum.de/parkhaeuser/parkhaus/ph-stadionring/
Only card payment or via EasyPark app
https://www.atgtickets.de/musicals-shows/starlight-express
28 Stadium Ring
44791 Bochum
Parking P3 - directly behind the theater
10 € for 24h
https://park4night.com/de/lieu/160049/open/
https://www.parken-in-bochum.de/parkhaeuser/parkhaus/ph-stadionring/
Only card payment or via EasyPark app
Starlight Express – The fast-paced musical on roller skates
Since its premiere in London in 1984, Starlight Express has delighted audiences around the world with a unique blend of thrilling music, spectacular roller skating action, and a heartwarming story. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the musical tells the story of Rusty, a steam engine who must prove himself in a great race against modern high-speed trains – and learns to believe in himself in the process.
Starlight Express is particularly well-known for its energetic choreography on roller skates, which immerses the audience in the action. In Germany, the musical has been running continuously since 1988 in Bochum – in a purpose-built theater. With over 19 million viewers, it is the most successful musical to be performed at a permanent location worldwide.
Whether it's nostalgic memories or breathtaking thrills, Starlight Express continues to captivate audiences even decades later. If you haven't seen it yet, don't miss this fast-paced experience! 🚂✨
Starlight Express – The fast-paced musical on roller skates
Since its premiere in London in 1984, Starlight Express has delighted audiences around the world with a unique blend of thrilling music, spectacular roller skating action, and a heartwarming story. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the musical tells the story of Rusty, a steam engine who must prove himself in a great race against modern high-speed trains – and learns to believe in himself in the process.
Starlight Express is particularly well-known for its energetic choreography on roller skates, which immerses the audience in the action. In Germany, the musical has been running continuously since 1988 in Bochum – in a purpose-built theater. With over 19 million viewers, it is the most successful musical to be performed at a permanent location worldwide.
Whether it's nostalgic memories or breathtaking thrills, Starlight Express continues to captivate audiences even decades later. If you haven't seen it yet, don't miss this fast-paced experience! 🚂✨
Parking report: Parking at the Starlight Express Theater, Bochum
On my trip through the Ruhr region, I stopped at the large parking lot at the Starlight Express Theater in Bochum. The area is paved in places, but not entirely flat—those traveling with a campervan may want to have chocks ready.
Access is via a barrier with license plate recognition, and payment is possible at the machine in the adjacent parking garage. Important: Cashless payments are accepted only! The parking lot is available during performances of the musical and on match days at the nearby stadium.
Due to the direct location near the highway, you have to expect a certain amount of noise. Fortunately, this didn't really bother me. However, the infrastructure within walking distance is convenient: In about ten minutes, you can reach a bakery, an Edeka supermarket, and other shops for daily needs.
For a short overnight stay or a musical, the parking lot is a practical option—although not particularly comfortable. If you're passing through and looking for convenient parking, this is a good option.
Parking report: Parking at the Starlight Express Theater, Bochum
On my trip through the Ruhr region, I stopped at the large parking lot at the Starlight Express Theater in Bochum. The area is paved in places, but not entirely flat—those traveling with a campervan may want to have chocks ready.
Access is via a barrier with license plate recognition, and payment is possible at the machine in the adjacent parking garage. Important: Cashless payments are accepted only! The parking lot is available during performances of the musical and on match days at the nearby stadium.
Due to the direct location near the highway, you have to expect a certain amount of noise. Fortunately, this didn't really bother me. However, the infrastructure within walking distance is convenient: In about ten minutes, you can reach a bakery, an Edeka supermarket, and other shops for daily needs.
For a short overnight stay or a musical, the parking lot is a practical option—although not particularly comfortable. If you're passing through and looking for convenient parking, this is a good option.
Opening hours:
Status: 02 2025
Monday 9:00–18:00
Tuesday 9:00–18:00
Wednesday 9:00–18:00
Thursday 9:00–18:00
Friday 9:00–18:00
Saturday 9:00–17:00
Sunday Closed
Address: Misterweg 179, 7102 EN Winterswijk, Netherlands
https://www.obelink.eu/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Local_serp
Opening hours:
Status: 02 2025
Monday 9:00–18:00
Tuesday 9:00–18:00
Wednesday 9:00–18:00
Thursday 9:00–18:00
Friday 9:00–18:00
Saturday 9:00–17:00
Sunday Closed
Address: Misterweg 179, 7102 EN Winterswijk, Netherlands
https://www.obelink.eu/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Local_serp
Obelink Leisure Market – A paradise for camping and outdoor enthusiasts
Anyone who loves camping can't miss Obelink . The huge leisure market in Winterswijk, Netherlands, is considered one of the best addresses for campers, motorhome owners, and outdoor enthusiasts. With a sales area of over 72,500 square meters, Obelink offers an incredible selection – from tents, camping furniture, and awnings to technical equipment and spare parts.
As soon as you enter the market, it's clear: you'll find almost everything a camper's heart desires. The variety of accessories is particularly impressive, rarely found in such abundance. From affordable basic equipment to high-quality premium brands, there's something for every budget. The large tent exhibition is also a highlight, as you can get a firsthand look at various models here.
Of course, there are also a few disadvantages. It can get very busy on weekends, so you should be prepared for long waits at the checkouts and for customer service. Furthermore, not all products are consistently cheaper than those offered by German online retailers, so it's a good idea to compare prices.
Nevertheless, Obelink remains a worthwhile destination for me—not just for shopping, but also for inspiration. Anyone interested in camping or traveling with a motorhome should definitely check this market out. And a quick detour to nearby Winterswijk perfectly rounds off the visit.⛺🛒
Tip:
The restaurant is recommended; there is something to suit every taste, especially the lunch which is great value for money.
Obelink Leisure Market – A paradise for camping and outdoor enthusiasts
Anyone who loves camping can't miss Obelink . The huge leisure market in Winterswijk, Netherlands, is considered one of the best addresses for campers, motorhome owners, and outdoor enthusiasts. With a sales area of over 72,500 square meters, Obelink offers an incredible selection – from tents, camping furniture, and awnings to technical equipment and spare parts.
As soon as you enter the market, it's clear: you'll find almost everything a camper's heart desires. The variety of accessories is particularly impressive, rarely found in such abundance. From affordable basic equipment to high-quality premium brands, there's something for every budget. The large tent exhibition is also a highlight, as you can get a firsthand look at various models here.
Of course, there are also a few disadvantages. It can get very busy on weekends, so you should be prepared for long waits at the checkouts and for customer service. Furthermore, not all products are consistently cheaper than those offered by German online retailers, so it's a good idea to compare prices.
Nevertheless, Obelink remains a worthwhile destination for me—not just for shopping, but also for inspiration. Anyone interested in camping or traveling with a motorhome should definitely check this market out. And a quick detour to nearby Winterswijk perfectly rounds off the visit.⛺🛒
Tip:
The restaurant is recommended; there is something to suit every taste, especially the lunch which is great value for money.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure: By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure: By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
Camping Vreehorst offers the perfect camping holiday for every taste. Whether you're looking for a standard Comfort pitch or a pitch with private sanitary facilities, there's something for everyone here. The modern sanitary facilities meet the highest standards, and for campervan travelers, there are specially paved pitches outside the campsite – ideal for short stays, such as when visiting the Obelink leisure market.
Four-legged friends are also welcome, so vacationing with your dog is no problem. In addition to comfortable pitches, the campsite offers numerous recreational opportunities: an outdoor and indoor pool, a cozy food corner, and much more ensure a relaxing stay.
Camping Vreehorst offers the perfect camping holiday for every taste. Whether you're looking for a standard Comfort pitch or a pitch with private sanitary facilities, there's something for everyone here. The modern sanitary facilities meet the highest standards, and for campervan travelers, there are specially paved pitches outside the campsite – ideal for short stays, such as when visiting the Obelink leisure market.
Four-legged friends are also welcome, so vacationing with your dog is no problem. In addition to comfortable pitches, the campsite offers numerous recreational opportunities: an outdoor and indoor pool, a cozy food corner, and much more ensure a relaxing stay.
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00Reservation required!
https://www.glk.nl/doorwerth/kasteel-doorwerth
Address:
Fonteinallee 2B, 6865 ND Doorwerth
Parking available at the castle
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00Reservation required!
https://www.glk.nl/doorwerth/kasteel-doorwerth
Address:
Fonteinallee 2B, 6865 ND Doorwerth
Parking available at the castle
Kasteel Doorwerth – A historic gem with a unique atmosphere
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Veluwe, Kasteel Doorwerth rises as one of the most impressive castles in the Netherlands. With its centuries-old history, idyllic location on the Rhine, and lovingly restored architecture, the castle captivates not only history buffs but also nature lovers.
Even the drive through the green surroundings transports you back to another time. The moated castle, whose origins date back to the 13th century, impresses with its mighty walls, historic interiors, and manicured gardens. Particularly fascinating is the detailed exhibition inside, which recounts the castle's eventful history – from medieval battles to the devastation of World War II to the extensive restoration.
For me, the atmosphere was particularly special: While walking through the ancient walls, you can vividly imagine how knights, noblemen, and servants once lived here. Anyone who enjoys historic buildings and the romanticism of castles will feel at home here. A visit is especially worthwhile on a sunny day, as the surrounding hiking trails and castle gardens are perfect for exploring.
One small drawback is that the exhibition is mostly in Dutch—those who don't speak the language should read up on the history beforehand. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend Kasteel Doorwerth , a destination that perfectly combines history, nature, and a fairytale setting.
Kasteel Doorwerth – A historic gem with a unique atmosphere
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Veluwe, Kasteel Doorwerth rises as one of the most impressive castles in the Netherlands. With its centuries-old history, idyllic location on the Rhine, and lovingly restored architecture, the castle captivates not only history buffs but also nature lovers.
Even the drive through the green surroundings transports you back to another time. The moated castle, whose origins date back to the 13th century, impresses with its mighty walls, historic interiors, and manicured gardens. Particularly fascinating is the detailed exhibition inside, which recounts the castle's eventful history – from medieval battles to the devastation of World War II to the extensive restoration.
For me, the atmosphere was particularly special: While walking through the ancient walls, you can vividly imagine how knights, noblemen, and servants once lived here. Anyone who enjoys historic buildings and the romanticism of castles will feel at home here. A visit is especially worthwhile on a sunny day, as the surrounding hiking trails and castle gardens are perfect for exploring.
One small drawback is that the exhibition is mostly in Dutch—those who don't speak the language should read up on the history beforehand. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend Kasteel Doorwerth , a destination that perfectly combines history, nature, and a fairytale setting.
https://park4night.com/de/place/107369
https://www.camperparklingewaard.nl/camperpark-eng.html
https://park4night.com/de/place/107369
https://www.camperparklingewaard.nl/camperpark-eng.html
A fantastic campsite! The spacious pitches are surrounded by hedges and offer plenty of space. Each pitch has an electrical connection. The water and waste disposal station is located at the entrance and exit (electricity, water, and waste disposal are subject to a fee).
Registration is straightforward via the information box at the restroom building using a form and a cash box. Coins are required for all services.
A fantastic campsite! The spacious pitches are surrounded by hedges and offer plenty of space. Each pitch has an electrical connection. The water and waste disposal station is located at the entrance and exit (electricity, water, and waste disposal are subject to a fee).
Registration is straightforward via the information box at the restroom building using a form and a cash box. Coins are required for all services.
Opening hours:
depending on the season, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00
https://www.openluchtmuseum.nl/
Address: Hoeferlaan 4, 6816 SG Arnhem, Netherlands
Combination tickets with a visit to Burgers' Zoo are available
Opening hours:
depending on the season, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00
https://www.openluchtmuseum.nl/
Address: Hoeferlaan 4, 6816 SG Arnhem, Netherlands
Combination tickets with a visit to Burgers' Zoo are available
The Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem – A journey through 350 years of Dutch history
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is an impressive open-air museum in Arnhem that offers a comprehensive insight into life in the Netherlands over the past 350 years. The slogan of the museum's German website is "Experience Holland in one day." And you should take that literally—a whole day is needed to discover even remotely all the facets of this special place.
Historical insights and authentic atmosphere
The museum extends over extensive grounds with numerous historic buildings that were relocated here from various regions of the Netherlands. Farms, houses, workshops, mills, and even a church are perfectly integrated into the landscape and appear as if they had always stood here.
The authenticity is particularly impressive: In a 17th-century farmhouse, the aroma of freshly cooked bacon wafts as a farmer's wife cooks on a wood-burning stove. Laundry flutters in the wind, cats sleep in the straw, and sheep, cows, and pigs graze in the pastures. Life in past centuries comes alive here.
Traditional craftsmanship and living history
Many of the buildings are brought to life by actors during opening hours: The fisherman mends his nets, the baker bakes bread in the wood-fired oven, and the blacksmith works glowing iron in his workshop. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase traditional handicrafts such as freshly pressed linseed oil or hand-woven tea towels. The museum also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights – from freshly baked bread to nostalgic ice cream from the 1960s.
When no actors are present, lifelike puppets ensure an immersive experience. Particularly impressive is the 1950s hospital ward, where a strict nurse and the smell of disinfectant create an almost eerily realistic atmosphere.
Interactive experiences and historical perspectives
With more than 100 buildings on the site, there are countless stories to discover. Information panels in Dutch, English, and German provide information about the buildings' history, and former residents recount their former lives through film and audio recordings. What's particularly exciting is that marginalized groups are also given a voice: insights into the lives of newcomers from the former colony of Indonesia or residents of a caravan camp reveal the diversity of Dutch society over time.
Conclusion
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is more than just an open-air museum—it's a vibrant journey through Dutch history. With its authentic design, interactive experiences, and diverse historical insights, it offers a unique and fascinating day out for visitors of all ages. Anyone who wants to experience the Netherlands in all its diversity shouldn't miss this museum.
The Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem – A journey through 350 years of Dutch history
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is an impressive open-air museum in Arnhem that offers a comprehensive insight into life in the Netherlands over the past 350 years. The slogan of the museum's German website is "Experience Holland in one day." And you should take that literally—a whole day is needed to discover even remotely all the facets of this special place.
Historical insights and authentic atmosphere
The museum extends over extensive grounds with numerous historic buildings that were relocated here from various regions of the Netherlands. Farms, houses, workshops, mills, and even a church are perfectly integrated into the landscape and appear as if they had always stood here.
The authenticity is particularly impressive: In a 17th-century farmhouse, the aroma of freshly cooked bacon wafts as a farmer's wife cooks on a wood-burning stove. Laundry flutters in the wind, cats sleep in the straw, and sheep, cows, and pigs graze in the pastures. Life in past centuries comes alive here.
Traditional craftsmanship and living history
Many of the buildings are brought to life by actors during opening hours: The fisherman mends his nets, the baker bakes bread in the wood-fired oven, and the blacksmith works glowing iron in his workshop. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase traditional handicrafts such as freshly pressed linseed oil or hand-woven tea towels. The museum also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights – from freshly baked bread to nostalgic ice cream from the 1960s.
When no actors are present, lifelike puppets ensure an immersive experience. Particularly impressive is the 1950s hospital ward, where a strict nurse and the smell of disinfectant create an almost eerily realistic atmosphere.
Interactive experiences and historical perspectives
With more than 100 buildings on the site, there are countless stories to discover. Information panels in Dutch, English, and German provide information about the buildings' history, and former residents recount their former lives through film and audio recordings. What's particularly exciting is that marginalized groups are also given a voice: insights into the lives of newcomers from the former colony of Indonesia or residents of a caravan camp reveal the diversity of Dutch society over time.
Conclusion
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is more than just an open-air museum—it's a vibrant journey through Dutch history. With its authentic design, interactive experiences, and diverse historical insights, it offers a unique and fascinating day out for visitors of all ages. Anyone who wants to experience the Netherlands in all its diversity shouldn't miss this museum.
https://park4night.com/de/place/316237
https://aantjes-blokhuis.nl/camperplaats/
Cost per night: 23€
https://park4night.com/de/place/316237
https://aantjes-blokhuis.nl/camperplaats/
Cost per night: 23€
Report on the motorhome parking space next to the dairy farm
The RV park is located in the immediate vicinity of a dairy farm and offers guests a peaceful, natural environment. There are no set departure and arrival times, but we ask that you respect your own peace and quiet as well as that of other guests.
Pets
Dogs are welcome at the motorhome parking area.
Parking spaces and power supply
The site has a total of 25 pitches, 9 of which are paved and 16 are unpaved. A 10A power connection is available for 21 pitches.
Sanitary facilities and infrastructure
In the information room, guests can find useful information about the site and the surrounding area. The following restroom facilities are also available:
- 4 showers
- 4 toilets
- 4 sinks
Drinking water is available at a water point near the sanitary facilities. There is also a wastewater disposal point for greywater and cassette toilets. A garbage collection point is also available to ensure proper waste disposal.
Conclusion
The RV park offers a well-equipped infrastructure for travelers who appreciate a natural environment. With its comprehensive amenities and the absence of fixed arrival and departure times, it allows for a pleasant and flexible stay.
Report on the motorhome parking space next to the dairy farm
The RV park is located in the immediate vicinity of a dairy farm and offers guests a peaceful, natural environment. There are no set departure and arrival times, but we ask that you respect your own peace and quiet as well as that of other guests.
Pets
Dogs are welcome at the motorhome parking area.
Parking spaces and power supply
The site has a total of 25 pitches, 9 of which are paved and 16 are unpaved. A 10A power connection is available for 21 pitches.
Sanitary facilities and infrastructure
In the information room, guests can find useful information about the site and the surrounding area. The following restroom facilities are also available:
- 4 showers
- 4 toilets
- 4 sinks
Drinking water is available at a water point near the sanitary facilities. There is also a wastewater disposal point for greywater and cassette toilets. A garbage collection point is also available to ensure proper waste disposal.
Conclusion
The RV park offers a well-equipped infrastructure for travelers who appreciate a natural environment. With its comprehensive amenities and the absence of fixed arrival and departure times, it allows for a pleasant and flexible stay.
https://kinderdijk.com/practical-information/directions-address/camper/
https://kinderdijk.com/
https://park4night.com/de/place/403691
Address:
Lekdijk 432a - Nieuw-Lekkerland
Arrival: from 09:00
Closes: at 8:00 PM
Costs €9.50 (as of April 2025)
https://kinderdijk.com/practical-information/directions-address/camper/
https://kinderdijk.com/
https://park4night.com/de/place/403691
Address:
Lekdijk 432a - Nieuw-Lekkerland
Arrival: from 09:00
Closes: at 8:00 PM
Costs €9.50 (as of April 2025)
The parking lot is located 1.7 km from the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From here, visitors can take a walk or bike ride to the windmills, enjoying the impressive views of the World Heritage Site from start to finish.
Parking hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The parking fee is €9.50 per camper.
Visitors must purchase their parking ticket online, together with their Kinderdijk entrance ticket
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Overnight parking is not permitted. Bicycles are also available for rental on-site. These are accessible via a smart lock system and offer a convenient option for exploring the surrounding area.
The parking lot is located 1.7 km from the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From here, visitors can take a walk or bike ride to the windmills, enjoying the impressive views of the World Heritage Site from start to finish.
Parking hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The parking fee is €9.50 per camper.
Visitors must purchase their parking ticket online, together with their Kinderdijk entrance ticket
.
Overnight parking is not permitted. Bicycles are also available for rental on-site. These are accessible via a smart lock system and offer a convenient option for exploring the surrounding area.
https://kinderdijk.com/
Status 02 | 2025
Until February 28
Friday to Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Kinderdijk Café and gift shop are open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. during this time.
March to November 2
Daily from: 9.00 - 17.30
3. November to December
10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
https://kinderdijk.com/
Status 02 | 2025
Until February 28
Friday to Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Kinderdijk Café and gift shop are open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. during this time.
March to November 2
Daily from: 9.00 - 17.30
3. November to December
10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk is one of the most impressive sights in the Netherlands. The famous windmills, which have existed since the 18th century, offer a unique insight into the history of Dutch water management.
Experiences and sights
The Kinderdijk walking tour offers breathtaking views of the 19 historic windmills, some of which are still in operation today. Visitors can learn about the history and operation of the mills in various exhibitions or take a boat tour through the canals to experience the area from a different perspective.
Conclusion
A visit to Kinderdijk is an unforgettable experience and provides fascinating insights into Dutch engineering. The combination of nature, history, and technology makes this place a special destination for visitors from all over the world.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk is one of the most impressive sights in the Netherlands. The famous windmills, which have existed since the 18th century, offer a unique insight into the history of Dutch water management.
Experiences and sights
The Kinderdijk walking tour offers breathtaking views of the 19 historic windmills, some of which are still in operation today. Visitors can learn about the history and operation of the mills in various exhibitions or take a boat tour through the canals to experience the area from a different perspective.
Conclusion
A visit to Kinderdijk is an unforgettable experience and provides fascinating insights into Dutch engineering. The combination of nature, history, and technology makes this place a special destination for visitors from all over the world.
https://park4night.com/de/place/496109
https://www.vertoevenbijverhoeven.nl/
Reservations are possible via email.
As of February 2025
Important information about the motorhome parking spaces:
- Seats: Numbered from 1 to 20 , free choice upon arrival.
- Registration: Ring the bell at Oosteinde 8 or send a WhatsApp/SMS to +31 630 326 417 with your name, number of people, overnight stays, place of residence and pitch number.
- Prices:
- Low season: 20 €/night (incl. electricity, water, tourist tax for 2 people).
- High season: €22.50/night (Ascension Day, Whitsun, 1 July – 31 August).
- Additional persons: €2.50/night.
- Showers: €1 per use (coin machine).
- Arrival/Departure:
- Arrival: From 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Departure: Until 11:00 am .
- Wi-Fi & information: Available in the sanitary building.
https://park4night.com/de/place/496109
https://www.vertoevenbijverhoeven.nl/
Reservations are possible via email.
As of February 2025
Important information about the motorhome parking spaces:
- Seats: Numbered from 1 to 20 , free choice upon arrival.
- Registration: Ring the bell at Oosteinde 8 or send a WhatsApp/SMS to +31 630 326 417 with your name, number of people, overnight stays, place of residence and pitch number.
- Prices:
- Low season: 20 €/night (incl. electricity, water, tourist tax for 2 people).
- High season: €22.50/night (Ascension Day, Whitsun, 1 July – 31 August).
- Additional persons: €2.50/night.
- Showers: €1 per use (coin machine).
- Arrival/Departure:
- Arrival: From 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Departure: Until 11:00 am .
- Wi-Fi & information: Available in the sanitary building.
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is located in an idyllic setting for campers seeking relaxation and comfort. The well-maintained site is set in a rural location and is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Facilities and services
The site features spacious pitches with electrical hookups and a well-equipped water and waste disposal station. Clean sanitary facilities with showers and toilets ensure a pleasant stay. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
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Location and surroundings
The area surrounding Vertoeven bij Verhoeven is ideal for long walks and bike rides. In the immediate vicinity are picturesque villages with traditional buildings and regional specialties, inviting you to linger. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk, with its famous windmills, is also easily accessible and offers an impressive day trip destination.
Booking and prices
The pitch fees are moderate. Payment is conveniently made by card or cash on site. Due to the site's popularity, early booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
Conclusion
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is an excellent choice for campers seeking peace and quiet in nature. Its well-maintained facilities and convenient location make it an attractive destination for short and medium-length stays.
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is located in an idyllic setting for campers seeking relaxation and comfort. The well-maintained site is set in a rural location and is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Facilities and services
The site features spacious pitches with electrical hookups and a well-equipped water and waste disposal station. Clean sanitary facilities with showers and toilets ensure a pleasant stay. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
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Location and surroundings
The area surrounding Vertoeven bij Verhoeven is ideal for long walks and bike rides. In the immediate vicinity are picturesque villages with traditional buildings and regional specialties, inviting you to linger. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk, with its famous windmills, is also easily accessible and offers an impressive day trip destination.
Booking and prices
The pitch fees are moderate. Payment is conveniently made by card or cash on site. Due to the site's popularity, early booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
Conclusion
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is an excellent choice for campers seeking peace and quiet in nature. Its well-maintained facilities and convenient location make it an attractive destination for short and medium-length stays.
https://keukenhof.nl/de/
Keukenhof opening hours 2025:
- Opening hours: March 20 to May 11, 2025
- Daily: 8:00 to 19:00
Address:
Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse, NetherlandsA notice:
- Parking for motorhomes is P2
- Online tickets are cheaper
https://keukenhof.nl/de/
Keukenhof opening hours 2025:
- Opening hours: March 20 to May 11, 2025
- Daily: 8:00 to 19:00
Address:
Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse, NetherlandsA notice:
- Parking for motorhomes is P2
- Online tickets are cheaper
Keukenhof, located near Lisse in the Netherlands, is particularly known for its colorful tulip fields. This report describes my impressions of the visit, the highlights of the exhibition, and practical information for future visitors.
Arrival and first impression
I arrived by camper van, and even on the way there, I was able to admire the vast flower fields that characterize the region. At the entrance, I was greeted by an impressive display of blossoms that immediately reflected the special atmosphere of Keukenhof. The park was very well organized, and despite the large number of visitors, admission went smoothly.
The gardens
Keukenhof covers an area of approximately 32 hectares and is home to millions of tulips and numerous other spring flowers. The various themed and display gardens offered a diverse experience:
- Historical Garden : Here you can learn about old tulip varieties and the development of tulip breeding.
- Inspirational gardens : Various modern garden concepts showed creative design options for the home garden.
- Pavilions : The pavilions featured impressive flower displays, including orchids and hyacinths.
Special experiences
A highlight of my visit was the view of the surrounding tulip fields, stretching out in vibrant colors. Furthermore, various art installations in the park offered a successful connection between nature and culture. Particularly impressive was the water feature, which blended harmoniously into the garden architecture.
Practical information
- Gastronomy : Several restaurants and snack bars offered regional and international dishes.
- Accessibility : The park is easily accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Conclusion
My visit to Keukenhof was an unforgettable experience. The variety of flowers, the meticulously designed gardens, and the relaxed atmosphere made the day a special highlight. I highly recommend Keukenhof to any flower lover and photography enthusiast.
Keukenhof, located near Lisse in the Netherlands, is particularly known for its colorful tulip fields. This report describes my impressions of the visit, the highlights of the exhibition, and practical information for future visitors.
Arrival and first impression
I arrived by camper van, and even on the way there, I was able to admire the vast flower fields that characterize the region. At the entrance, I was greeted by an impressive display of blossoms that immediately reflected the special atmosphere of Keukenhof. The park was very well organized, and despite the large number of visitors, admission went smoothly.
The gardens
Keukenhof covers an area of approximately 32 hectares and is home to millions of tulips and numerous other spring flowers. The various themed and display gardens offered a diverse experience:
- Historical Garden : Here you can learn about old tulip varieties and the development of tulip breeding.
- Inspirational gardens : Various modern garden concepts showed creative design options for the home garden.
- Pavilions : The pavilions featured impressive flower displays, including orchids and hyacinths.
Special experiences
A highlight of my visit was the view of the surrounding tulip fields, stretching out in vibrant colors. Furthermore, various art installations in the park offered a successful connection between nature and culture. Particularly impressive was the water feature, which blended harmoniously into the garden architecture.
Practical information
- Gastronomy : Several restaurants and snack bars offered regional and international dishes.
- Accessibility : The park is easily accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Conclusion
My visit to Keukenhof was an unforgettable experience. The variety of flowers, the meticulously designed gardens, and the relaxed atmosphere made the day a special highlight. I highly recommend Keukenhof to any flower lover and photography enthusiast.
https://park4night.com/de/place/22807
https://www.decemberhoeve.nl/campers
Overnight stay without electricity: 15,00 €
Overnight stay with electricity: 19,00€
https://park4night.com/de/place/22807
https://www.decemberhoeve.nl/campers
Overnight stay without electricity: 15,00 €
Overnight stay with electricity: 19,00€
Special features:
The farm offers seasonal products such as potatoes, onions, honey, cheese and flowers.
Decemberhoeve offers a comfortable and well-equipped pitch in a rural setting with a variety of recreational opportunities nearby.
Special features:
The farm offers seasonal products such as potatoes, onions, honey, cheese and flowers.
Decemberhoeve offers a comfortable and well-equipped pitch in a rural setting with a variety of recreational opportunities nearby.
https://park4night.com/de/place/345513
The Berg Wash & Zo camper wash is a modern self-service car wash specifically designed with a station for cleaning motorhomes and other large vehicles. The facility offers spacious outdoor wash bays, providing ample space for larger vehicles such as camper vans. Covered wash bays are also available for smaller vehicles. The wash bays are equipped with high-quality cleaning equipment that ensures effective yet gentle cleaning.
https://park4night.com/de/place/345513
The Berg Wash & Zo camper wash is a modern self-service car wash specifically designed with a station for cleaning motorhomes and other large vehicles. The facility offers spacious outdoor wash bays, providing ample space for larger vehicles such as camper vans. Covered wash bays are also available for smaller vehicles. The wash bays are equipped with high-quality cleaning equipment that ensures effective yet gentle cleaning.
Polderbaan spotting site – a paradise for aviation enthusiasts
The spotting area on the Polderbaan at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is one of the best aircraft observation points in Europe. It is located directly on runway 18R/36L, which, at 3,800 meters long, is one of the main runways for takeoffs and landings.
Perfect view of flight operations
The spotter area offers an unobstructed view of the runway, allowing aviation enthusiasts to experience takeoffs and landings up close. The heavy long-haul aircraft that often operate on this runway are particularly impressive.
Facilities and accessibility
The spotting area features a spacious parking lot, seating, and informational signs about aircraft and flight routes. It's easily accessible by car or bicycle. A small snack bar offers snacks and drinks, so there's nothing stopping you from staying longer.
Best time to visit
The morning hours are particularly recommended, as the light is optimal for photographers. Even in the late afternoon, the low sun offers impressive shots.
Whether for photographers, aviation enthusiasts or families – the spotting site at the Polderbaan is a worthwhile destination for anyone who wants to experience the fascination of flying up close.
Polderbaan spotting site – a paradise for aviation enthusiasts
The spotting area on the Polderbaan at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is one of the best aircraft observation points in Europe. It is located directly on runway 18R/36L, which, at 3,800 meters long, is one of the main runways for takeoffs and landings.
Perfect view of flight operations
The spotter area offers an unobstructed view of the runway, allowing aviation enthusiasts to experience takeoffs and landings up close. The heavy long-haul aircraft that often operate on this runway are particularly impressive.
Facilities and accessibility
The spotting area features a spacious parking lot, seating, and informational signs about aircraft and flight routes. It's easily accessible by car or bicycle. A small snack bar offers snacks and drinks, so there's nothing stopping you from staying longer.
Best time to visit
The morning hours are particularly recommended, as the light is optimal for photographers. Even in the late afternoon, the low sun offers impressive shots.
Whether for photographers, aviation enthusiasts or families – the spotting site at the Polderbaan is a worthwhile destination for anyone who wants to experience the fascination of flying up close.
https://www.tulipexperienceamsterdam.nl/de
Address:
Delfweg 37, 2211 VK Noordwijkerhout, NetherlandsOpen:
from March 20 to May 11, 2025
Daily from 9:00 - 18:00
From FAQ:
Yes, we have a limited number of RV parking spaces. Reservations are not required.
- The entrance fee includes a bouquet of tulips, which you can pick yourself in the indoor garden.
- Parking in the car park is free during your visit to Tulip Experience Amsterdam.
- A visit to the Tulip Experience Amsterdam lasts on average 60 - 75 minutes.
https://www.tulipexperienceamsterdam.nl/de
Address:
Delfweg 37, 2211 VK Noordwijkerhout, NetherlandsOpen:
from March 20 to May 11, 2025
Daily from 9:00 - 18:00
From FAQ:
Yes, we have a limited number of RV parking spaces. Reservations are not required.
- The entrance fee includes a bouquet of tulips, which you can pick yourself in the indoor garden.
- Parking in the car park is free during your visit to Tulip Experience Amsterdam.
- A visit to the Tulip Experience Amsterdam lasts on average 60 - 75 minutes.
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam is an interactive exhibition that offers visitors a comprehensive insight into the history, cultivation, and significance of the tulip in the Netherlands. In addition to numerous photo opportunities, the experience also offers the chance to experience the vibrant colors of the tulip fields up close.
Arrival and first impression
The Tulip Experience is located in Noordwijkerhout, just a few kilometers from the famous Keukenhof Gardens. Getting there was easy, with well-marked parking for cars and camper vans. Upon entering the grounds, the vast tulip fields in a variety of colors immediately impressed. The entrance area was modern and immediately invited you to explore.
Exhibition and experiences
The exhibition began with an informative tour through the history of tulips in the Netherlands. Historical exhibits and multimedia presentations explained how tulips sparked "tulip mania" in the 17th century and their significance for the Dutch flower trade today. Particularly impressive was the re-creation of a traditional tulip farm, which vividly depicted the entire process from cultivation to harvest.
Another highlight was the large tulip field, which offered visitors the opportunity to stroll among thousands of tulips and take unique photos. There was also a station where visitors could create their own tulip bouquet.
Special experiences
In addition to the classic exhibitions, there were interactive areas, including:
- Photo spots: Creatively designed backdrops with tulips in every imaginable color for perfect souvenir photos.
- Pick your own tulips: Each visitor was allowed to take home a selection of tulips as a souvenir at the end of their stay.
- Café and shop: The adjacent café offered typical Dutch delicacies, while the shop offered a wide selection of tulip bulbs and souvenirs.
Conclusion
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam was a worthwhile excursion that not only impressed the eye, but also provided interesting insights into the history and cultivation of tulips. This attraction is a must-see during the tulip bloom in the Netherlands, especially for photography enthusiasts and flower lovers.
Recommendation: Arrive early in the day to avoid the large crowds and wear comfortable shoes.
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam is an interactive exhibition that offers visitors a comprehensive insight into the history, cultivation, and significance of the tulip in the Netherlands. In addition to numerous photo opportunities, the experience also offers the chance to experience the vibrant colors of the tulip fields up close.
Arrival and first impression
The Tulip Experience is located in Noordwijkerhout, just a few kilometers from the famous Keukenhof Gardens. Getting there was easy, with well-marked parking for cars and camper vans. Upon entering the grounds, the vast tulip fields in a variety of colors immediately impressed. The entrance area was modern and immediately invited you to explore.
Exhibition and experiences
The exhibition began with an informative tour through the history of tulips in the Netherlands. Historical exhibits and multimedia presentations explained how tulips sparked "tulip mania" in the 17th century and their significance for the Dutch flower trade today. Particularly impressive was the re-creation of a traditional tulip farm, which vividly depicted the entire process from cultivation to harvest.
Another highlight was the large tulip field, which offered visitors the opportunity to stroll among thousands of tulips and take unique photos. There was also a station where visitors could create their own tulip bouquet.
Special experiences
In addition to the classic exhibitions, there were interactive areas, including:
- Photo spots: Creatively designed backdrops with tulips in every imaginable color for perfect souvenir photos.
- Pick your own tulips: Each visitor was allowed to take home a selection of tulips as a souvenir at the end of their stay.
- Café and shop: The adjacent café offered typical Dutch delicacies, while the shop offered a wide selection of tulip bulbs and souvenirs.
Conclusion
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam was a worthwhile excursion that not only impressed the eye, but also provided interesting insights into the history and cultivation of tulips. This attraction is a must-see during the tulip bloom in the Netherlands, especially for photography enthusiasts and flower lovers.
Recommendation: Arrive early in the day to avoid the large crowds and wear comfortable shoes.
Arrival
The journey to Langevelderslag was made in the Zitty motorhome. The road conditions were good, and the route led through picturesque Dutch landscapes. Upon arrival in Noordwijk, there were several parking options near the beach.
Arrival
The journey to Langevelderslag was made in the Zitty motorhome. The road conditions were good, and the route led through picturesque Dutch landscapes. Upon arrival in Noordwijk, there were several parking options near the beach.
Impression of the beach
Langevelderslag beach was a spacious, clean stretch of sand with an impressive dune landscape. The North Sea water was refreshing, and despite the fresh breeze, the weather was inviting. The atmosphere was relaxed, and there were both walkers and water sports enthusiasts out and about.
Activities:
- A long walk along the coast with a view of the setting sun.
- Visit one of the numerous beach pavilions to enjoy a typical Dutch specialty.
- Photography of the dune landscape, the beach and the North Sea.
- Relaxing on the sand and watching the activity on the water.
gastronomy
The beach restaurants offered a wide selection of food and drinks. [Name of restaurant visited] was particularly recommended, offering freshly prepared seafood and a cozy atmosphere.
Conclusion
The visit to Langevelderslag Beach was a successful combination of relaxation and exploration. The wide sandy expanses, pleasant atmosphere, and good infrastructure make this place a perfect destination for a day trip or a longer stay with your motorhome.
Impression of the beach
Langevelderslag beach was a spacious, clean stretch of sand with an impressive dune landscape. The North Sea water was refreshing, and despite the fresh breeze, the weather was inviting. The atmosphere was relaxed, and there were both walkers and water sports enthusiasts out and about.
Activities:
- A long walk along the coast with a view of the setting sun.
- Visit one of the numerous beach pavilions to enjoy a typical Dutch specialty.
- Photography of the dune landscape, the beach and the North Sea.
- Relaxing on the sand and watching the activity on the water.
gastronomy
The beach restaurants offered a wide selection of food and drinks. [Name of restaurant visited] was particularly recommended, offering freshly prepared seafood and a cozy atmosphere.
Conclusion
The visit to Langevelderslag Beach was a successful combination of relaxation and exploration. The wide sandy expanses, pleasant atmosphere, and good infrastructure make this place a perfect destination for a day trip or a longer stay with your motorhome.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure : By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure : By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/46276
Five spacious special pitches for motorhomes in the middle of the parking lot.
Free between October 4 and April 30.
Parking costs 5€
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https://park4night.com/de/place/46276
Five spacious special pitches for motorhomes in the middle of the parking lot.
Free between October 4 and April 30.
Parking costs 5€
or
https://park4night.com/de/place/112168
Parking directly at Kassel's landmark, the Hercules.
Parking costs €5 per day from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. From the Hercules, you can enjoy wonderful views of the city. There are many hiking opportunities.
https://park4night.com/de/place/112168
Parking directly at Kassel's landmark, the Hercules.
Parking costs €5 per day from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. From the Hercules, you can enjoy wonderful views of the city. There are many hiking opportunities.
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is the largest mountain park in Europe and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. It was laid out in 1689 under Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel in the style of a baroque terraced garden and later expanded in the English landscape style.
Highlights of the mountain park:
- Hercules Monument: Kassel's landmark, a monumental copper statue of Hercules on a pyramid with a cascade below. The famous water features start from here.
- Water features: Historic water system with artificial waterfalls, cascades, ponds and fountains (May to October, Wednesdays and Sundays).
- Wilhelmshöhe Palace: Former summer residence of the Landgraves, today a museum with a picture gallery (Old Masters) and a collection of antiquities.
- Löwenburg: Picturesque castle ruins in neo-Gothic style, built as a romantic backdrop.
- Greenhouses and parks: Diverse botanical gardens and impressive landscaping.
The park is freely accessible, although some attractions, such as the castle and Löwenburg, require a fee. It offers impressive views, numerous hiking trails, and is a popular destination for nature and culture lovers.
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is the largest mountain park in Europe and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. It was laid out in 1689 under Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel in the style of a baroque terraced garden and later expanded in the English landscape style.
Highlights of the mountain park:
- Hercules Monument: Kassel's landmark, a monumental copper statue of Hercules on a pyramid with a cascade below. The famous water features start from here.
- Water features: Historic water system with artificial waterfalls, cascades, ponds and fountains (May to October, Wednesdays and Sundays).
- Wilhelmshöhe Palace: Former summer residence of the Landgraves, today a museum with a picture gallery (Old Masters) and a collection of antiquities.
- Löwenburg: Picturesque castle ruins in neo-Gothic style, built as a romantic backdrop.
- Greenhouses and parks: Diverse botanical gardens and impressive landscaping.
The park is freely accessible, although some attractions, such as the castle and Löwenburg, require a fee. It offers impressive views, numerous hiking trails, and is a popular destination for nature and culture lovers.
Conclusion: The visit to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe was a fascinating blend of culture, history, and nature. The Hercules Monument, the water features, and the art collection in the palace were particularly impressive. The park offers numerous opportunities for relaxation and is an absolute highlight for visitors interested in architecture, art, and landscape design. A visit is highly recommended!
Conclusion: The visit to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe was a fascinating blend of culture, history, and nature. The Hercules Monument, the water features, and the art collection in the palace were particularly impressive. The park offers numerous opportunities for relaxation and is an absolute highlight for visitors interested in architecture, art, and landscape design. A visit is highly recommended!
Wolfhagen - Bruchweg
https://park4night.com/de/place/74586
https://wolfhagen.de/wohnmobilstellplatz/
45 pitches for motorhomes near the city park, partly gravel, partly meadow
- Power connection
- Fresh water and wastewater on site (access code for V/E at the parking meter)
- Barbecue hut can be rented
- Parking for a fee including Wi-Fi
- Dogs are allowed
- Motorhome parking space can be used all year round
Garbage disposal is not available directly at the parking lot. Restaurants and shops are within a 5-minute walk.
Wolfhagen - Bruchweg
https://park4night.com/de/place/74586
https://wolfhagen.de/wohnmobilstellplatz/
45 pitches for motorhomes near the city park, partly gravel, partly meadow
- Power connection
- Fresh water and wastewater on site (access code for V/E at the parking meter)
- Barbecue hut can be rented
- Parking for a fee including Wi-Fi
- Dogs are allowed
- Motorhome parking space can be used all year round
Garbage disposal is not available directly at the parking lot. Restaurants and shops are within a 5-minute walk.
Report on the city of Wolfhagen
1. General Information Wolfhagen is a small town in the Kassel district of northern Hesse. It is located approximately 25 kilometers west of Kassel and belongs to the GrimmHeimat NordHessen region. With approximately 12,000 residents, the town offers a blend of historic charm and modern infrastructure.
2. History
The town of Wolfhagen was first mentioned in a document in 1231. It played an important role as a trading and market town in the Middle Ages. The historic old town, with its well-preserved half-timbered houses, the city wall, and the Landgrave's Castle, still bears witness to this eventful past.
3. Economy and Infrastructure Wolfhagen has a solid economic structure characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises. Energy supply is particularly important, as Wolfhagen was one of the first municipalities in Germany to implement a virtually self-sufficient, citizen-supported electricity supply using renewable energy.
In terms of transport, Wolfhagen is well connected via the B450 federal highway, and the Kassel-Korbach railway line provides a connection to the national rail network.
4. Sights and culture Wolfhagen offers numerous sights, including:
- The old town with its picturesque half-timbered houses
- The town church of St. Anna , a Gothic church with impressive stained glass windows
- The market square with the historic town hall
- The Wolfhager Land Regional Museum , which documents the history of the region
- The Weidelsburg , one of the largest castle ruins in Northern Hesse
There are also numerous cultural events such as city festivals, concerts and theatre performances that enrich social life.
5. Leisure and nature
The area surrounding Wolfhagen offers numerous recreational activities. Hiking and biking trails lead through the charming low mountain landscape of the Habichtswald Nature Park. Particularly popular are the "Habichtswaldsteig" and the Twistesee, which is located not far from the town and offers opportunities for water sports.
6. Conclusion
Wolfhagen is a city with a high quality of life, combining tradition and modernity. With its historic architecture, a sustainable energy policy, and numerous recreational activities, it offers an attractive environment for both residents and visitors.
Report on the city of Wolfhagen
1. General Information Wolfhagen is a small town in the Kassel district of northern Hesse. It is located approximately 25 kilometers west of Kassel and belongs to the GrimmHeimat NordHessen region. With approximately 12,000 residents, the town offers a blend of historic charm and modern infrastructure.
2. History
The town of Wolfhagen was first mentioned in a document in 1231. It played an important role as a trading and market town in the Middle Ages. The historic old town, with its well-preserved half-timbered houses, the city wall, and the Landgrave's Castle, still bears witness to this eventful past.
3. Economy and Infrastructure Wolfhagen has a solid economic structure characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises. Energy supply is particularly important, as Wolfhagen was one of the first municipalities in Germany to implement a virtually self-sufficient, citizen-supported electricity supply using renewable energy.
In terms of transport, Wolfhagen is well connected via the B450 federal highway, and the Kassel-Korbach railway line provides a connection to the national rail network.
4. Sights and culture Wolfhagen offers numerous sights, including:
- The old town with its picturesque half-timbered houses
- The town church of St. Anna , a Gothic church with impressive stained glass windows
- The market square with the historic town hall
- The Wolfhager Land Regional Museum , which documents the history of the region
- The Weidelsburg , one of the largest castle ruins in Northern Hesse
There are also numerous cultural events such as city festivals, concerts and theatre performances that enrich social life.
5. Leisure and nature
The area surrounding Wolfhagen offers numerous recreational activities. Hiking and biking trails lead through the charming low mountain landscape of the Habichtswald Nature Park. Particularly popular are the "Habichtswaldsteig" and the Twistesee, which is located not far from the town and offers opportunities for water sports.
6. Conclusion
Wolfhagen is a city with a high quality of life, combining tradition and modernity. With its historic architecture, a sustainable energy policy, and numerous recreational activities, it offers an attractive environment for both residents and visitors.
https://www.zolaq.de/
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Starlight Express – Das rasante Musical auf Rollschuhen
Seit seiner Premiere 1984 in London begeistert Starlight Express Zuschauer weltweit mit einer einzigartigen Mischung aus mitreißender Musik, spektakulärer Rollschuh-Action und einer herzerwärmenden Geschichte. Das von Andrew Lloyd Webber komponierte Musical erzählt die Geschichte von Rusty, einer Dampflok, die sich in einem großen Rennen gegen moderne Hochgeschwindigkeitszüge beweisen muss – und dabei lernt, an sich selbst zu glauben.
Besonders bekannt ist Starlight Express für seine energiegeladenen Choreografien auf Rollschuhen, die das Publikum mitten ins Geschehen versetzen. In Deutschland läuft das Musical seit 1988 ununterbrochen in Bochum – in einem eigens dafür gebauten Theater. Mit über 19 Millionen Zuschauern ist es das erfolgreichste Musical an einem festen Standort weltweit.
Ob nostalgische Erinnerungen oder atemberaubender Nervenkitzel – Starlight Express schafft es auch nach Jahrzehnten noch, das Publikum in seinen Bann zu ziehen. Wer es noch nicht gesehen hat, sollte sich dieses rasante Erlebnis nicht entgehen lassen! 🚂✨
Stellplatzbericht: Parkplatz am Starlight Express Theater, Bochum
Auf meiner Reise durch das Ruhrgebiet machte ich Halt auf dem großen Parkplatz am Starlight Express Theater in Bochum. Die Fläche ist stellenweise asphaltiert, jedoch nicht ganz eben – wer mit dem Wohnmobil anreist, sollte eventuell Keile bereithalten.
Die Zufahrt erfolgt über eine Schranke mit Kennzeichenerkennung, die Bezahlung ist am Automaten im angrenzenden Parkhaus möglich. Wichtig zu wissen: Hier wird ausschließlich bargeldlos gezahlt! Der Parkplatz steht während der Aufführungen des Musicals sowie an Spieltagen des nahegelegenen Stadions zur Verfügung.
Durch die direkte Lage an der Autobahn muss man mit einer gewissen Geräuschkulisse rechnen. Dies hat mich glücklicherweise nicht wirklich gestört. Dafür ist die Infrastruktur in Laufweite praktisch: In etwa zehn Minuten erreicht man zu Fuß einen Bäcker, einen Edeka und weitere Geschäfte für den täglichen Bedarf.
Für eine kurze Übernachtung oder einen Musical-Besuch ist der Parkplatz eine zweckmäßige Option – allerdings ohne besonderen Komfort. Wer auf der Durchreise ist und eine unkomplizierte Parkmöglichkeit sucht, ist hier gut aufgehoben.
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Obelink Freizeitmarkt – Ein Paradies für Camping- und Outdoor-Fans
Wer Camping liebt, kommt an Obelink kaum vorbei. Der riesige Freizeitmarkt in Winterswijk, Niederlande, gilt als eine der besten Adressen für Camper, Wohnmobilbesitzer und Outdoor-Begeisterte. Mit einer Verkaufsfläche von über 72.500 Quadratmetern bietet Obelink eine unglaubliche Auswahl – von Zelten, Campingmöbeln und Markisen bis hin zu technischer Ausstattung und Ersatzteilen.
Schon beim Betreten des Marktes wird klar: Hier gibt es fast alles, was das Camper-Herz begehrt. Besonders beeindruckend ist die Vielfalt an Zubehör, die man in dieser Fülle nur selten findet. Ob günstige Basisausstattung oder hochwertige Premiummarken – für jedes Budget ist etwas dabei. Die große Zeltausstellung ist ebenfalls ein Highlight, da man sich hier live einen Eindruck von verschiedenen Modellen verschaffen kann.
Natürlich gibt es auch ein paar Nachteile. An Wochenenden kann es sehr voll werden, sodass man sich auf lange Wartezeiten an den Kassen und der Kundenberatung einstellen muss. Zudem sind nicht alle Produkte dauerhaft günstiger als bei deutschen Onlinehändlern, weshalb ein Preisvergleich sinnvoll ist.
Trotzdem bleibt Obelink für mich ein lohnendes Ziel – nicht nur zum Einkaufen, sondern auch für die Inspiration. Wer sich für Camping oder das Reisen mit dem Wohnmobil interessiert, sollte sich diesen Markt definitiv einmal anschauen. Und mit einem kurzen Abstecher ins nahegelegene Winterswijk lässt sich der Besuch perfekt abrunden.⛺🛒
Tipp:
Das Restaurant ist empfehlenswert es gibt für jeden Geschmack etwas passendes, besonders das Mittagessen ist in der Preis / Leistung top.
Camping Vreehorst bietet den perfekten Campingurlaub für jeden Geschmack. Ob Standard-Comfort-Stellplatz oder ein Platz mit privaten Sanitäranlagen – hier ist für jeden etwas dabei. Die modernen Sanitärgebäude erfüllen höchste Standards, und für Wohnmobilreisende gibt es speziell gepflasterte Stellplätze außerhalb des Campingplatzes – ideal für kurze Aufenthalte, etwa beim Besuch des Obelink-Freizeitmarkts.
Auch Vierbeiner sind willkommen, sodass der Urlaub mit Hund kein Problem ist. Neben komfortablen Stellplätzen bietet der Campingplatz zahlreiche Freizeitmöglichkeiten: Ein Frei- und Hallenbad, eine gemütliche Food-Ecke und vieles mehr sorgen für einen entspannten Aufenthalt.
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Kasteel Doorwerth – Ein historisches Juwel mit einzigartiger Atmosphäre
Eingebettet in die malerische Landschaft der Veluwe erhebt sich Kasteel Doorwerth, eine der beeindruckendsten Burgen der Niederlande. Mit seiner jahrhundertealten Geschichte, der idyllischen Lage am Rhein und der liebevoll restaurierten Architektur zieht das Schloss nicht nur Geschichtsinteressierte, sondern auch Naturliebhaber in seinen Bann.
Bereits die Anfahrt durch das grüne Umland versetzt einen in eine andere Zeit. Das Wasserschloss, dessen Ursprünge bis ins 13. Jahrhundert zurückreichen, beeindruckt mit seinen mächtigen Mauern, den historischen Innenräumen und der gepflegten Gartenanlage. Besonders faszinierend ist die detailreiche Ausstellung im Inneren, die die bewegte Geschichte des Schlosses erzählt – von mittelalterlichen Schlachten über die Zerstörungen im Zweiten Weltkrieg bis hin zur aufwendigen Restaurierung.
Für mich war vor allem die Atmosphäre besonders: Während man durch die alten Gemäuer wandelt, kann man sich lebhaft vorstellen, wie hier einst Ritter, Adelige und Bedienstete lebten. Wer sich für historische Gebäude und Burgenromantik begeistert, wird sich hier wohlfühlen. Besonders lohnenswert ist der Besuch an einem sonnigen Tag, denn die umliegenden Wanderwege und die Schlossgärten laden zum Erkunden ein.
Ein kleiner Wermutstropfen ist, dass die Ausstellung hauptsächlich auf Niederländisch gehalten ist – wer der Sprache nicht mächtig ist, sollte sich vorab über die Geschichte informieren. Dennoch bleibt Kasteel Doorwerth für mich ein absolut empfehlenswertes Ausflugsziel, das Geschichte, Natur und eine märchenhafte Kulisse perfekt verbindet.
- 51.886 5.9501
- 51° 53' 9.5" N 5° 57' 0.3" E
Ein fantastischer Stellplatz! Die großzügigen Parzellen sind von Hecken umgeben und bieten viel Platz. Jeder Stellplatz verfügt über einen Stromanschluss. Die Ver- und Entsorgungsstation befindet sich am Ein- und Ausgang (Strom, Wasser und Entsorgung sind kostenpflichtig).
Die Anmeldung erfolgt unkompliziert über die Infobox am Sanitärgebäude mittels Formular und Vertrauenskasse. Für alle Serviceleistungen werden Münzen benötigt.
- 52.0107 5.9107
- 52° 0' 38.4" N 5° 54' 38.5" E
Das Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem – Eine Zeitreise durch 350 Jahre niederländische Geschichte
Das Nederlands Openluchtmuseum ist ein beeindruckendes Freilichtmuseum in Arnhem, das einen umfassenden Einblick in das Leben in den Niederlanden der vergangenen 350 Jahre gewährt. Der Slogan der deutschen Website des Museums lautet: „Erleben Sie Holland an einem Tag“. Und das sollte man wörtlich nehmen – ein ganzer Tag ist nötig, um auch nur annähernd alle Facetten dieses besonderen Ortes zu entdecken.
Historische Einblicke und authentische Atmosphäre
Das Museum erstreckt sich über ein weitläufiges Gelände mit zahlreichen historischen Gebäuden, die aus verschiedenen Regionen der Niederlande hierher umgesiedelt wurden. Bauernhöfe, Wohnhäuser, Werkstätten, Mühlen und sogar eine Kirche sind perfekt in die Landschaft integriert und wirken, als hätten sie schon immer hier gestanden.
Besonders beeindruckend ist die Authentizität: In einem Bauernhaus aus dem 17. Jahrhundert duftet es nach frisch gebratenem Speck, während eine Bauersfrau auf einem Holzofen kocht. Die Wäsche flattert im Wind, Katzen schlafen im Stroh, und auf den Weiden stehen Schafe, Kühe und Schweine. Das Leben vergangener Jahrhunderte wird hier lebendig.
Traditionelles Handwerk und lebendige Geschichte
Viele der Gebäude werden während der Öffnungszeiten von Darstellern belebt: Der Fischer flickt seine Netze, der Bäcker schiebt Brot in den Holzofen, und der Schmied bearbeitet glühendes Eisen in seiner Werkstatt. Besucher haben die Möglichkeit, traditionelle Handwerksprodukte wie frisch gepresstes Leinöl oder handgewobene Geschirrtücher zu erwerben. Kulinarisch hat das Museum ebenfalls einiges zu bieten – von frisch gebackenem Brot bis hin zu nostalgischem Eis aus den 60er-Jahren.
Sollten keine Darsteller anwesend sein, sorgen lebensechte Puppen für eine immersive Erfahrung. Besonders eindrucksvoll ist die Krankenstation aus den 1950er Jahren, in der eine strenge Krankenschwester und der Geruch von Desinfektionsmittel eine fast unheimlich realistische Atmosphäre schaffen.
Interaktive Erlebnisse und historische Perspektiven
Mit mehr als 100 Gebäuden auf dem Gelände gibt es unzählige Geschichten zu entdecken. Informationstafeln in Niederländisch, Englisch und Deutsch geben Auskunft über die Geschichte der Gebäude, und ehemalige Bewohner erzählen in Film- und Tonaufnahmen von ihrem früheren Leben. Besonders spannend ist, dass auch Randgruppen eine Stimme bekommen: Einblicke in das Leben von Neuankömmlingen aus der ehemaligen Kolonie Indonesien oder Bewohnern eines Wohnwagen-Camps zeigen die Vielfalt der niederländischen Gesellschaft im Laufe der Zeit.
Fazit
Das Nederlands Openluchtmuseum ist mehr als nur ein Freilichtmuseum – es ist eine lebendige Zeitreise durch die niederländische Geschichte. Mit seiner authentischen Gestaltung, den interaktiven Erlebnissen und der Vielfalt an historischen Einblicken bietet es einen einzigartigen und faszinierenden Tag für Besucher jeden Alters. Wer die Niederlande in ihrer ganzen Vielfalt erleben möchte, sollte sich dieses Museum nicht entgehen lassen.
- 52.0021 4.7885
- 52° 0' 7.5" N 4° 47' 18.7" E
Bericht zum Wohnmobilstellplatz neben dem Milchviehbetrieb
Der Wohnmobilstellplatz befindet sich in unmittelbarer Nähe eines Milchviehbetriebs und bietet Gästen eine ruhige und naturnahe Umgebung. Es gibt keine festen Abfahrts- und Ankunftszeiten, jedoch wird darum gebeten, auf die eigene Ruhe sowie die der anderen Gäste Rücksicht zu nehmen.
Haustiere
Hunde sind auf dem Wohnmobilstellplatz willkommen.
Stellplätze und Stromversorgung
Der Stellplatz verfügt über insgesamt 25 Standorte, davon sind 9 befestigt und 16 unbefestigt. Für 21 Stellplätze steht ein 10A-Stromanschluss zur Verfügung.
Sanitäre Einrichtungen und Infrastruktur
Im Informationsraum erhalten Gäste nützliche Informationen über das Gelände und die Umgebung. Zudem stehen folgende sanitäre Einrichtungen zur Verfügung:
- 4 Duschen
- 4 Toiletten
- 4 Waschbecken
Trinkwasser ist an einer Wasserstelle in der Nähe der Sanitäranlagen erhältlich. Zudem gibt es eine Abwasserentsorgungsstelle für Grauwasser sowie Kassettentoiletten. Eine Müllsammelstelle steht ebenfalls zur Verfügung, um eine ordnungsgemäße Entsorgung von Abfällen zu gewährleisten.
Fazit
Der Wohnmobilstellplatz bietet eine gut ausgestattete Infrastruktur für Reisende, die eine naturnahe Umgebung schätzen. Mit seinen umfassenden Versorgungsmöglichkeiten und dem Verzicht auf feste An- und Abfahrtszeiten ermöglicht er einen angenehmen und flexiblen Aufenthalt.
- 51.8865 4.6584
- 51° 53' 11.3" N 4° 39' 30.1" E
Der Parkplatz befindet sich in einer Entfernung von 1,7 km zum Eingang des UNESCO-Kulturerbes.
Von hier aus können Besucher einen Spaziergang oder eine Radtour zu den Windmühlen unternehmen und dabei die beeindruckende Aussicht auf das Weltkulturerbe von Anfang bis Ende genießen.
Die Parkzeiten sind von 8:00 bis 20:00 Uhr festgelegt. Die Parkgebühr beträgt 9,50 € pro Camper.
Besucher müssen ihr Parkticket online erwerben, zusammen mit der Eintrittskarte für Kinderdijk
.
Das Übernachten auf dem Parkplatz ist nicht gestattet. Zusätzlich besteht die Möglichkeit, Fahrräder vor Ort auszuleihen. Diese sind über ein Smartlock-System zugänglich und bieten eine bequeme Option für die Erkundung der Umgebung.
- 51.8834 4.64
- 51° 53' 0.2" N 4° 38' 23.9" E
Das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Kinderdijk ist eine der beeindruckendsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Niederlande. Die berühmten Windmühlen, die seit dem 18. Jahrhundert bestehen, bieten einen einzigartigen Einblick in die Geschichte der niederländischen Wasserwirtschaft.
Erlebnis und Sehenswürdigkeiten
Der Rundgang durch Kinderdijk bietet atemberaubende Ausblicke auf die 19 historischen Windmühlen, die noch heute teilweise in Betrieb sind. Besucher können sich über die Geschichte und Funktionsweise der Mühlen in verschiedenen Ausstellungen informieren oder eine Bootstour durch die Kanäle unternehmen, um das Gebiet aus einer anderen Perspektive zu erleben.
Fazit
Ein Besuch in Kinderdijk ist ein unvergessliches Erlebnis und vermittelt faszinierende Einblicke in die niederländische Ingenieurskunst. Die Kombination aus Natur, Geschichte und Technik macht diesen Ort zu einem besonderen Ausflugsziel für Besucher aus aller Welt.
- 51.8603 4.7305
- 51° 51' 37.1" N 4° 43' 49.9" E
Der Stellplatz Vertoeven bij Verhoeven liegt in idyllischer Umgebung für Camper, die Erholung und Komfort suchen. Die gepflegte Anlage befindet sich in ländlicher Lage und ist ein idealer Ausgangspunkt für Erkundungen der Umgebung.
Ausstattung und Service
Der Stellplatz verfügt über großzügige Parzellen mit Stromanschluss sowie eine gut ausgestattete Ver- und Entsorgungsstation. Saubere Sanitäranlagen mit Duschen und Toiletten sorgen für einen angenehmen Aufenthalt. Zudem gibt es kostenfreies WLAN
.
Lage und Umgebung
Die Umgebung von Vertoeven bij Verhoeven lädt zu ausgedehnten Spaziergängen und Fahrradtouren ein. In unmittelbarer Nähe befinden sich malerische Dörfer, die mit traditionellen Gebäuden und regionalen Spezialitäten zum Verweilen einladen. Auch das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Kinderdijk mit seinen berühmten Windmühlen ist gut erreichbar und bietet ein eindrucksvolles Ausflugsziel.
Buchung und Preise
Die Stellplatzgebühren sind moderat. Die Bezahlung erfolgt bequem per Karte oder in bar vor Ort. Aufgrund der Beliebtheit des Platzes empfiehlt sich eine frühzeitige Buchung, insbesondere in der Hauptsaison.
Fazit
Der Stellplatz Vertoeven bij Verhoeven ist eine hervorragende Wahl für Camper, die Ruhe und Natur genießen möchten. Die gepflegte Ausstattung und die günstige Lage machen ihn zu einem attraktiven Ziel für Kurz- und Mittellange-Aufenthalte.
- 52.2699 4.5473
- 52° 16' 11.5" N 4° 32' 50.1" E
Der Keukenhof liegt in den Niederlanden nahe Lisse und ist insbesondere für seine farbenprächtigen Tulpenfelder bekannt. Dieser Bericht schildert meine Eindrücke von dem Besuch, die Highlights der Ausstellung sowie praktische Informationen für zukünftige Besucher.
Anreise und erster Eindruck
Meine Anreise erfolgte mit dem Wohnmobil, und bereits auf dem Weg dorthin konnte ich die weiten Blumenfelder bewundern, die die Region prägen. Am Eingang empfing mich eine beeindruckende Blütenpracht, die sofort die besondere Atmosphäre des Keukenhofs widerspiegelte. Der Park war sehr gut organisiert, und trotz vieler Besucher verlief der Einlass reibungslos.
Die Gartenanlagen
Der Keukenhof erstreckt sich über eine Fläche von etwa 32 Hektar und beherbergt Millionen von Tulpen sowie zahlreiche weitere Frühlingsblumen. Die verschiedenen Themen- und Schaugärten boten ein abwechslungsreiches Erlebnis:
- Historischer Garten: Hier konnte man alte Tulpenarten und die Entwicklung der Tulpenzucht nachvollziehen.
- Inspirationsgärten: Verschiedene moderne Gartenkonzepte zeigten kreative Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten für den heimischen Garten.
- Pavillons: In den Pavillons waren beeindruckende Blumenausstellungen zu sehen, darunter Orchideen und Hyazinthen.
Besondere Erlebnisse
Ein Höhepunkt meines Besuchs war die Aussicht auf die umliegenden Tulpenfelder, die sich in leuchtenden Farben erstreckten. Zudem boten verschiedene Kunstinstallationen im Park eine gelungene Verbindung zwischen Natur und Kultur. Besonders beeindruckend war die Wasserspiellandschaft, die sich harmonisch in die Gartenarchitektur einfügte.
Praktische Informationen
- Gastronomie: Mehrere Restaurants und Imbissstände boten regionale und internationale Speisen an.
- Barrierefreiheit: Der Park ist gut für Menschen mit eingeschränkter Mobilität zugänglich.
Fazit
Mein Besuch im Keukenhof war ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Die Vielfalt an Blumen, die sorgfältig gestalteten Gärten und die entspannte Atmosphäre machten den Tag zu einem besonderen Highlight. Ich kann den Keukenhof jedem Blumenliebhaber und Fotografiebegeisterten wärmstens empfehlen.
- 52.2883 4.6254
- 52° 17' 18" N 4° 37' 31.6" E
Besonderheiten:
Auf dem Bauernhof werden saisonale Produkte wie Kartoffeln, Zwiebeln, Honig, Käse und Blumen angeboten.
Decemberhoeve bietet einen komfortablen und gut ausgestatteten Stellplatz in ländlicher Umgebung mit vielfältigen Freizeitmöglichkeiten in der Nähe.
- 52.2656 4.6458
- 52° 15' 56.1" N 4° 38' 44.7" E
- 52.341 4.7037
- 52° 20' 27.7" N 4° 42' 13.3" E
- 52.2857 4.5323
- 52° 17' 8.4" N 4° 31' 56.4" E
Die Tulip Experience Amsterdam ist eine interaktive Ausstellung, die Besuchern einen umfassenden Einblick in die Geschichte, den Anbau und die Bedeutung der Tulpe in den Niederlanden bietet. Neben zahlreichen Fotomöglichkeiten bietet die Erlebniswelt auch die Möglichkeit, die Farbenpracht der Tulpenfelder hautnah zu erleben.
Anreise und erster Eindruck
Die Tulip Experience liegt in Noordwijkerhout, nur wenige Kilometer vom berühmten Keukenhof entfernt. Die Anreise gestaltete sich unkompliziert, mit gut ausgeschilderten Parkplätzen für Autos und Wohnmobile. Schon beim Betreten des Geländes beeindruckten die riesigen Tulpenfelder in einer Vielzahl von Farben. Der Eingangsbereich war modern gestaltet und lud sofort zum Erkunden ein.
Ausstellung und Erlebnisse
Die Ausstellung begann mit einer informativen Führung durch die Geschichte der Tulpen in den Niederlanden. Anhand von historischen Exponaten und multimedialen Präsentationen wurde erläutert, wie die Tulpen im 17. Jahrhundert zur „Tulpenmanie“ führten und welche Bedeutung sie heute für den niederländischen Blumenhandel haben. Besonders beeindruckend war die Nachbildung eines traditionellen Tulpenbauernhofs, der anschaulich den gesamten Prozess vom Anbau bis zur Ernte darstellte.
Ein weiteres Highlight war das große Tulpenfeld, das Besuchern die Möglichkeit bot, zwischen Tausenden von Tulpen zu spazieren und einzigartige Fotos zu machen. Es gab auch eine Station, an der man sich sein eigenes Tulpenstrauß-Set zusammenstellen konnte.
Besondere Erlebnisse
Neben den klassischen Ausstellungen gab es interaktive Bereiche, darunter:
- Fotospots: Kreativ gestaltete Kulissen mit Tulpen in allen erdenklichen Farben für perfekte Erinnerungsfotos.
- Tulpenselbstpflücken: Jeder Besucher durfte am Ende seines Aufenthalts eine Auswahl an Tulpen als Souvenir mitnehmen.
- Café und Shop: Im angrenzenden Café wurden typisch niederländische Leckereien angeboten, während der Shop eine breite Auswahl an Tulpenzwiebeln und Souvenirs bereithielt.
Fazit
Die Tulip Experience Amsterdam war ein lohnenswerter Ausflug, der nicht nur optisch beeindruckte, sondern auch interessante Einblicke in die Geschichte und den Anbau von Tulpen vermittelte. Besonders für Fotografieliebhaber und Blumenfreunde ist diese Attraktion ein Muss während der Tulpenblüte in den Niederlanden.
Empfehlung: Früh am Tag anreisen, um den großen Besucherandrang zu vermeiden, und bequeme Schuhe tragen.
- 52.2989 4.4796
- 52° 17' 56.2" N 4° 28' 46.6" E
Eindruck vom Strand
Der Strand von Langevelderslag präsentierte sich als weitläufiger, sauberer Sandstrand mit einer beeindruckenden Dünenlandschaft. Das Wasser der Nordsee war erfrischend, und trotz der frischen Brise lud das Wetter zum Verweilen ein. Die Atmosphäre war entspannt, und es waren sowohl Spaziergänger als auch Wassersportler unterwegs.
Aktivitäten:
- Ein ausgedehnter Spaziergang entlang der Küste mit Blick auf die untergehende Sonne.
- Besuch eines der zahlreichen Strandpavillons, um eine typisch niederländische Spezialität zu genießen.
- Fotografie der Dünenlandschaft, des Strandes und der Nordsee.
- Entspannen im Sand und Beobachten des Treibens am Wasser.
Gastronomie
Die Strandlokale boten eine breite Auswahl an Speisen und Getränken. Besonders empfehlenswert war [Name des besuchten Lokals], wo es frisch zubereitete Meeresfrüchte und eine gemütliche Atmosphäre gab.
Fazit
Der Besuch am Strand von Langevelderslag war eine gelungene Kombination aus Entspannung und Erkundung. Die weiten Sandflächen, die angenehme Atmosphäre und die gute Infrastruktur machen diesen Ort zu einem perfekten Ziel für einen Tagesausflug oder einen längeren Aufenthalt mit dem Wohnmobil.
- 51.3241 9.4308
- 51° 19' 26.8" N 9° 25' 50.7" E
- 51.3171 9.3909
- 51° 19' 1.7" N 9° 23' 27.3" E
- 51.3144 9.415
- 51° 18' 51.8" N 9° 24' 53.9" E
Fazit Der Besuch im Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe war eine faszinierende Mischung aus Kultur, Geschichte und Natur. Besonders beeindruckend waren das Herkulesdenkmal, die Wasserspiele und die Kunstsammlung im Schloss. Der Park bietet zahlreiche Möglichkeiten zur Erholung und ist ein absolutes Highlight für Besucher, die sich für Architektur, Kunst und Landschaftsgestaltung interessieren. Ein Besuch ist absolut empfehlenswert!
- 51.3295 9.1704
- 51° 19' 46" N 9° 10' 13.5" E
- 51.3155 9.4235
- 51° 18' 55.9" N 9° 25' 24.4" E
- 51.2 11.9668
- 51° 11' 59.9" N 11° 58' 0.4" E
Travelogue
Well prepared and with a touch of chaos – off to adventure! 😆🚀
Well prepared and with a touch of chaos – off to adventure! 😆🚀
https://www.atgtickets.de/musicals-shows/starlight-express
28 Stadium Ring
44791 Bochum
Parking P3 - directly behind the theater
10 € for 24h
https://park4night.com/de/lieu/160049/open/
https://www.parken-in-bochum.de/parkhaeuser/parkhaus/ph-stadionring/
Only card payment or via EasyPark app
https://www.atgtickets.de/musicals-shows/starlight-express
28 Stadium Ring
44791 Bochum
Parking P3 - directly behind the theater
10 € for 24h
https://park4night.com/de/lieu/160049/open/
https://www.parken-in-bochum.de/parkhaeuser/parkhaus/ph-stadionring/
Only card payment or via EasyPark app
Starlight Express – The fast-paced musical on roller skates
Since its premiere in London in 1984, Starlight Express has delighted audiences around the world with a unique blend of thrilling music, spectacular roller skating action, and a heartwarming story. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the musical tells the story of Rusty, a steam engine who must prove himself in a great race against modern high-speed trains – and learns to believe in himself in the process.
Starlight Express is particularly well-known for its energetic choreography on roller skates, which immerses the audience in the action. In Germany, the musical has been running continuously since 1988 in Bochum – in a purpose-built theater. With over 19 million viewers, it is the most successful musical to be performed at a permanent location worldwide.
Whether it's nostalgic memories or breathtaking thrills, Starlight Express continues to captivate audiences even decades later. If you haven't seen it yet, don't miss this fast-paced experience! 🚂✨
Starlight Express – The fast-paced musical on roller skates
Since its premiere in London in 1984, Starlight Express has delighted audiences around the world with a unique blend of thrilling music, spectacular roller skating action, and a heartwarming story. Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the musical tells the story of Rusty, a steam engine who must prove himself in a great race against modern high-speed trains – and learns to believe in himself in the process.
Starlight Express is particularly well-known for its energetic choreography on roller skates, which immerses the audience in the action. In Germany, the musical has been running continuously since 1988 in Bochum – in a purpose-built theater. With over 19 million viewers, it is the most successful musical to be performed at a permanent location worldwide.
Whether it's nostalgic memories or breathtaking thrills, Starlight Express continues to captivate audiences even decades later. If you haven't seen it yet, don't miss this fast-paced experience! 🚂✨
Parking report: Parking at the Starlight Express Theater, Bochum
On my trip through the Ruhr region, I stopped at the large parking lot at the Starlight Express Theater in Bochum. The area is paved in places, but not entirely flat—those traveling with a campervan may want to have chocks ready.
Access is via a barrier with license plate recognition, and payment is possible at the machine in the adjacent parking garage. Important: Cashless payments are accepted only! The parking lot is available during performances of the musical and on match days at the nearby stadium.
Due to the direct location near the highway, you have to expect a certain amount of noise. Fortunately, this didn't really bother me. However, the infrastructure within walking distance is convenient: In about ten minutes, you can reach a bakery, an Edeka supermarket, and other shops for daily needs.
For a short overnight stay or a musical, the parking lot is a practical option—although not particularly comfortable. If you're passing through and looking for convenient parking, this is a good option.
Parking report: Parking at the Starlight Express Theater, Bochum
On my trip through the Ruhr region, I stopped at the large parking lot at the Starlight Express Theater in Bochum. The area is paved in places, but not entirely flat—those traveling with a campervan may want to have chocks ready.
Access is via a barrier with license plate recognition, and payment is possible at the machine in the adjacent parking garage. Important: Cashless payments are accepted only! The parking lot is available during performances of the musical and on match days at the nearby stadium.
Due to the direct location near the highway, you have to expect a certain amount of noise. Fortunately, this didn't really bother me. However, the infrastructure within walking distance is convenient: In about ten minutes, you can reach a bakery, an Edeka supermarket, and other shops for daily needs.
For a short overnight stay or a musical, the parking lot is a practical option—although not particularly comfortable. If you're passing through and looking for convenient parking, this is a good option.
Opening hours:
Status: 02 2025
Monday 9:00–18:00
Tuesday 9:00–18:00
Wednesday 9:00–18:00
Thursday 9:00–18:00
Friday 9:00–18:00
Saturday 9:00–17:00
Sunday Closed
Address: Misterweg 179, 7102 EN Winterswijk, Netherlands
https://www.obelink.eu/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Local_serp
Opening hours:
Status: 02 2025
Monday 9:00–18:00
Tuesday 9:00–18:00
Wednesday 9:00–18:00
Thursday 9:00–18:00
Friday 9:00–18:00
Saturday 9:00–17:00
Sunday Closed
Address: Misterweg 179, 7102 EN Winterswijk, Netherlands
https://www.obelink.eu/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Local_serp
Obelink Leisure Market – A paradise for camping and outdoor enthusiasts
Anyone who loves camping can't miss Obelink . The huge leisure market in Winterswijk, Netherlands, is considered one of the best addresses for campers, motorhome owners, and outdoor enthusiasts. With a sales area of over 72,500 square meters, Obelink offers an incredible selection – from tents, camping furniture, and awnings to technical equipment and spare parts.
As soon as you enter the market, it's clear: you'll find almost everything a camper's heart desires. The variety of accessories is particularly impressive, rarely found in such abundance. From affordable basic equipment to high-quality premium brands, there's something for every budget. The large tent exhibition is also a highlight, as you can get a firsthand look at various models here.
Of course, there are also a few disadvantages. It can get very busy on weekends, so you should be prepared for long waits at the checkouts and for customer service. Furthermore, not all products are consistently cheaper than those offered by German online retailers, so it's a good idea to compare prices.
Nevertheless, Obelink remains a worthwhile destination for me—not just for shopping, but also for inspiration. Anyone interested in camping or traveling with a motorhome should definitely check this market out. And a quick detour to nearby Winterswijk perfectly rounds off the visit.⛺🛒
Tip:
The restaurant is recommended; there is something to suit every taste, especially the lunch which is great value for money.
Obelink Leisure Market – A paradise for camping and outdoor enthusiasts
Anyone who loves camping can't miss Obelink . The huge leisure market in Winterswijk, Netherlands, is considered one of the best addresses for campers, motorhome owners, and outdoor enthusiasts. With a sales area of over 72,500 square meters, Obelink offers an incredible selection – from tents, camping furniture, and awnings to technical equipment and spare parts.
As soon as you enter the market, it's clear: you'll find almost everything a camper's heart desires. The variety of accessories is particularly impressive, rarely found in such abundance. From affordable basic equipment to high-quality premium brands, there's something for every budget. The large tent exhibition is also a highlight, as you can get a firsthand look at various models here.
Of course, there are also a few disadvantages. It can get very busy on weekends, so you should be prepared for long waits at the checkouts and for customer service. Furthermore, not all products are consistently cheaper than those offered by German online retailers, so it's a good idea to compare prices.
Nevertheless, Obelink remains a worthwhile destination for me—not just for shopping, but also for inspiration. Anyone interested in camping or traveling with a motorhome should definitely check this market out. And a quick detour to nearby Winterswijk perfectly rounds off the visit.⛺🛒
Tip:
The restaurant is recommended; there is something to suit every taste, especially the lunch which is great value for money.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure: By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure: By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
Camping Vreehorst offers the perfect camping holiday for every taste. Whether you're looking for a standard Comfort pitch or a pitch with private sanitary facilities, there's something for everyone here. The modern sanitary facilities meet the highest standards, and for campervan travelers, there are specially paved pitches outside the campsite – ideal for short stays, such as when visiting the Obelink leisure market.
Four-legged friends are also welcome, so vacationing with your dog is no problem. In addition to comfortable pitches, the campsite offers numerous recreational opportunities: an outdoor and indoor pool, a cozy food corner, and much more ensure a relaxing stay.
Camping Vreehorst offers the perfect camping holiday for every taste. Whether you're looking for a standard Comfort pitch or a pitch with private sanitary facilities, there's something for everyone here. The modern sanitary facilities meet the highest standards, and for campervan travelers, there are specially paved pitches outside the campsite – ideal for short stays, such as when visiting the Obelink leisure market.
Four-legged friends are also welcome, so vacationing with your dog is no problem. In addition to comfortable pitches, the campsite offers numerous recreational opportunities: an outdoor and indoor pool, a cozy food corner, and much more ensure a relaxing stay.
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00Reservation required!
https://www.glk.nl/doorwerth/kasteel-doorwerth
Address:
Fonteinallee 2B, 6865 ND Doorwerth
Parking available at the castle
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00Reservation required!
https://www.glk.nl/doorwerth/kasteel-doorwerth
Address:
Fonteinallee 2B, 6865 ND Doorwerth
Parking available at the castle
Kasteel Doorwerth – A historic gem with a unique atmosphere
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Veluwe, Kasteel Doorwerth rises as one of the most impressive castles in the Netherlands. With its centuries-old history, idyllic location on the Rhine, and lovingly restored architecture, the castle captivates not only history buffs but also nature lovers.
Even the drive through the green surroundings transports you back to another time. The moated castle, whose origins date back to the 13th century, impresses with its mighty walls, historic interiors, and manicured gardens. Particularly fascinating is the detailed exhibition inside, which recounts the castle's eventful history – from medieval battles to the devastation of World War II to the extensive restoration.
For me, the atmosphere was particularly special: While walking through the ancient walls, you can vividly imagine how knights, noblemen, and servants once lived here. Anyone who enjoys historic buildings and the romanticism of castles will feel at home here. A visit is especially worthwhile on a sunny day, as the surrounding hiking trails and castle gardens are perfect for exploring.
One small drawback is that the exhibition is mostly in Dutch—those who don't speak the language should read up on the history beforehand. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend Kasteel Doorwerth , a destination that perfectly combines history, nature, and a fairytale setting.
Kasteel Doorwerth – A historic gem with a unique atmosphere
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Veluwe, Kasteel Doorwerth rises as one of the most impressive castles in the Netherlands. With its centuries-old history, idyllic location on the Rhine, and lovingly restored architecture, the castle captivates not only history buffs but also nature lovers.
Even the drive through the green surroundings transports you back to another time. The moated castle, whose origins date back to the 13th century, impresses with its mighty walls, historic interiors, and manicured gardens. Particularly fascinating is the detailed exhibition inside, which recounts the castle's eventful history – from medieval battles to the devastation of World War II to the extensive restoration.
For me, the atmosphere was particularly special: While walking through the ancient walls, you can vividly imagine how knights, noblemen, and servants once lived here. Anyone who enjoys historic buildings and the romanticism of castles will feel at home here. A visit is especially worthwhile on a sunny day, as the surrounding hiking trails and castle gardens are perfect for exploring.
One small drawback is that the exhibition is mostly in Dutch—those who don't speak the language should read up on the history beforehand. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend Kasteel Doorwerth , a destination that perfectly combines history, nature, and a fairytale setting.
https://park4night.com/de/place/107369
https://www.camperparklingewaard.nl/camperpark-eng.html
https://park4night.com/de/place/107369
https://www.camperparklingewaard.nl/camperpark-eng.html
A fantastic campsite! The spacious pitches are surrounded by hedges and offer plenty of space. Each pitch has an electrical connection. The water and waste disposal station is located at the entrance and exit (electricity, water, and waste disposal are subject to a fee).
Registration is straightforward via the information box at the restroom building using a form and a cash box. Coins are required for all services.
A fantastic campsite! The spacious pitches are surrounded by hedges and offer plenty of space. Each pitch has an electrical connection. The water and waste disposal station is located at the entrance and exit (electricity, water, and waste disposal are subject to a fee).
Registration is straightforward via the information box at the restroom building using a form and a cash box. Coins are required for all services.
Opening hours:
depending on the season, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00
https://www.openluchtmuseum.nl/
Address: Hoeferlaan 4, 6816 SG Arnhem, Netherlands
Combination tickets with a visit to Burgers' Zoo are available
Opening hours:
depending on the season, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00
https://www.openluchtmuseum.nl/
Address: Hoeferlaan 4, 6816 SG Arnhem, Netherlands
Combination tickets with a visit to Burgers' Zoo are available
The Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem – A journey through 350 years of Dutch history
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is an impressive open-air museum in Arnhem that offers a comprehensive insight into life in the Netherlands over the past 350 years. The slogan of the museum's German website is "Experience Holland in one day." And you should take that literally—a whole day is needed to discover even remotely all the facets of this special place.
Historical insights and authentic atmosphere
The museum extends over extensive grounds with numerous historic buildings that were relocated here from various regions of the Netherlands. Farms, houses, workshops, mills, and even a church are perfectly integrated into the landscape and appear as if they had always stood here.
The authenticity is particularly impressive: In a 17th-century farmhouse, the aroma of freshly cooked bacon wafts as a farmer's wife cooks on a wood-burning stove. Laundry flutters in the wind, cats sleep in the straw, and sheep, cows, and pigs graze in the pastures. Life in past centuries comes alive here.
Traditional craftsmanship and living history
Many of the buildings are brought to life by actors during opening hours: The fisherman mends his nets, the baker bakes bread in the wood-fired oven, and the blacksmith works glowing iron in his workshop. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase traditional handicrafts such as freshly pressed linseed oil or hand-woven tea towels. The museum also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights – from freshly baked bread to nostalgic ice cream from the 1960s.
When no actors are present, lifelike puppets ensure an immersive experience. Particularly impressive is the 1950s hospital ward, where a strict nurse and the smell of disinfectant create an almost eerily realistic atmosphere.
Interactive experiences and historical perspectives
With more than 100 buildings on the site, there are countless stories to discover. Information panels in Dutch, English, and German provide information about the buildings' history, and former residents recount their former lives through film and audio recordings. What's particularly exciting is that marginalized groups are also given a voice: insights into the lives of newcomers from the former colony of Indonesia or residents of a caravan camp reveal the diversity of Dutch society over time.
Conclusion
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is more than just an open-air museum—it's a vibrant journey through Dutch history. With its authentic design, interactive experiences, and diverse historical insights, it offers a unique and fascinating day out for visitors of all ages. Anyone who wants to experience the Netherlands in all its diversity shouldn't miss this museum.
The Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem – A journey through 350 years of Dutch history
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is an impressive open-air museum in Arnhem that offers a comprehensive insight into life in the Netherlands over the past 350 years. The slogan of the museum's German website is "Experience Holland in one day." And you should take that literally—a whole day is needed to discover even remotely all the facets of this special place.
Historical insights and authentic atmosphere
The museum extends over extensive grounds with numerous historic buildings that were relocated here from various regions of the Netherlands. Farms, houses, workshops, mills, and even a church are perfectly integrated into the landscape and appear as if they had always stood here.
The authenticity is particularly impressive: In a 17th-century farmhouse, the aroma of freshly cooked bacon wafts as a farmer's wife cooks on a wood-burning stove. Laundry flutters in the wind, cats sleep in the straw, and sheep, cows, and pigs graze in the pastures. Life in past centuries comes alive here.
Traditional craftsmanship and living history
Many of the buildings are brought to life by actors during opening hours: The fisherman mends his nets, the baker bakes bread in the wood-fired oven, and the blacksmith works glowing iron in his workshop. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase traditional handicrafts such as freshly pressed linseed oil or hand-woven tea towels. The museum also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights – from freshly baked bread to nostalgic ice cream from the 1960s.
When no actors are present, lifelike puppets ensure an immersive experience. Particularly impressive is the 1950s hospital ward, where a strict nurse and the smell of disinfectant create an almost eerily realistic atmosphere.
Interactive experiences and historical perspectives
With more than 100 buildings on the site, there are countless stories to discover. Information panels in Dutch, English, and German provide information about the buildings' history, and former residents recount their former lives through film and audio recordings. What's particularly exciting is that marginalized groups are also given a voice: insights into the lives of newcomers from the former colony of Indonesia or residents of a caravan camp reveal the diversity of Dutch society over time.
Conclusion
The Netherlands Open Air Museum is more than just an open-air museum—it's a vibrant journey through Dutch history. With its authentic design, interactive experiences, and diverse historical insights, it offers a unique and fascinating day out for visitors of all ages. Anyone who wants to experience the Netherlands in all its diversity shouldn't miss this museum.
https://park4night.com/de/place/316237
https://aantjes-blokhuis.nl/camperplaats/
Cost per night: 23€
https://park4night.com/de/place/316237
https://aantjes-blokhuis.nl/camperplaats/
Cost per night: 23€
Report on the motorhome parking space next to the dairy farm
The RV park is located in the immediate vicinity of a dairy farm and offers guests a peaceful, natural environment. There are no set departure and arrival times, but we ask that you respect your own peace and quiet as well as that of other guests.
Pets
Dogs are welcome at the motorhome parking area.
Parking spaces and power supply
The site has a total of 25 pitches, 9 of which are paved and 16 are unpaved. A 10A power connection is available for 21 pitches.
Sanitary facilities and infrastructure
In the information room, guests can find useful information about the site and the surrounding area. The following restroom facilities are also available:
- 4 showers
- 4 toilets
- 4 sinks
Drinking water is available at a water point near the sanitary facilities. There is also a wastewater disposal point for greywater and cassette toilets. A garbage collection point is also available to ensure proper waste disposal.
Conclusion
The RV park offers a well-equipped infrastructure for travelers who appreciate a natural environment. With its comprehensive amenities and the absence of fixed arrival and departure times, it allows for a pleasant and flexible stay.
Report on the motorhome parking space next to the dairy farm
The RV park is located in the immediate vicinity of a dairy farm and offers guests a peaceful, natural environment. There are no set departure and arrival times, but we ask that you respect your own peace and quiet as well as that of other guests.
Pets
Dogs are welcome at the motorhome parking area.
Parking spaces and power supply
The site has a total of 25 pitches, 9 of which are paved and 16 are unpaved. A 10A power connection is available for 21 pitches.
Sanitary facilities and infrastructure
In the information room, guests can find useful information about the site and the surrounding area. The following restroom facilities are also available:
- 4 showers
- 4 toilets
- 4 sinks
Drinking water is available at a water point near the sanitary facilities. There is also a wastewater disposal point for greywater and cassette toilets. A garbage collection point is also available to ensure proper waste disposal.
Conclusion
The RV park offers a well-equipped infrastructure for travelers who appreciate a natural environment. With its comprehensive amenities and the absence of fixed arrival and departure times, it allows for a pleasant and flexible stay.
https://kinderdijk.com/practical-information/directions-address/camper/
https://kinderdijk.com/
https://park4night.com/de/place/403691
Address:
Lekdijk 432a - Nieuw-Lekkerland
Arrival: from 09:00
Closes: at 8:00 PM
Costs €9.50 (as of April 2025)
https://kinderdijk.com/practical-information/directions-address/camper/
https://kinderdijk.com/
https://park4night.com/de/place/403691
Address:
Lekdijk 432a - Nieuw-Lekkerland
Arrival: from 09:00
Closes: at 8:00 PM
Costs €9.50 (as of April 2025)
The parking lot is located 1.7 km from the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From here, visitors can take a walk or bike ride to the windmills, enjoying the impressive views of the World Heritage Site from start to finish.
Parking hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The parking fee is €9.50 per camper.
Visitors must purchase their parking ticket online, together with their Kinderdijk entrance ticket
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Overnight parking is not permitted. Bicycles are also available for rental on-site. These are accessible via a smart lock system and offer a convenient option for exploring the surrounding area.
The parking lot is located 1.7 km from the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From here, visitors can take a walk or bike ride to the windmills, enjoying the impressive views of the World Heritage Site from start to finish.
Parking hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The parking fee is €9.50 per camper.
Visitors must purchase their parking ticket online, together with their Kinderdijk entrance ticket
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Overnight parking is not permitted. Bicycles are also available for rental on-site. These are accessible via a smart lock system and offer a convenient option for exploring the surrounding area.
https://kinderdijk.com/
Status 02 | 2025
Until February 28
Friday to Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Kinderdijk Café and gift shop are open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. during this time.
March to November 2
Daily from: 9.00 - 17.30
3. November to December
10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
https://kinderdijk.com/
Status 02 | 2025
Until February 28
Friday to Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Kinderdijk Café and gift shop are open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. during this time.
March to November 2
Daily from: 9.00 - 17.30
3. November to December
10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk is one of the most impressive sights in the Netherlands. The famous windmills, which have existed since the 18th century, offer a unique insight into the history of Dutch water management.
Experiences and sights
The Kinderdijk walking tour offers breathtaking views of the 19 historic windmills, some of which are still in operation today. Visitors can learn about the history and operation of the mills in various exhibitions or take a boat tour through the canals to experience the area from a different perspective.
Conclusion
A visit to Kinderdijk is an unforgettable experience and provides fascinating insights into Dutch engineering. The combination of nature, history, and technology makes this place a special destination for visitors from all over the world.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk is one of the most impressive sights in the Netherlands. The famous windmills, which have existed since the 18th century, offer a unique insight into the history of Dutch water management.
Experiences and sights
The Kinderdijk walking tour offers breathtaking views of the 19 historic windmills, some of which are still in operation today. Visitors can learn about the history and operation of the mills in various exhibitions or take a boat tour through the canals to experience the area from a different perspective.
Conclusion
A visit to Kinderdijk is an unforgettable experience and provides fascinating insights into Dutch engineering. The combination of nature, history, and technology makes this place a special destination for visitors from all over the world.
https://park4night.com/de/place/496109
https://www.vertoevenbijverhoeven.nl/
Reservations are possible via email.
As of February 2025
Important information about the motorhome parking spaces:
- Seats: Numbered from 1 to 20 , free choice upon arrival.
- Registration: Ring the bell at Oosteinde 8 or send a WhatsApp/SMS to +31 630 326 417 with your name, number of people, overnight stays, place of residence and pitch number.
- Prices:
- Low season: 20 €/night (incl. electricity, water, tourist tax for 2 people).
- High season: €22.50/night (Ascension Day, Whitsun, 1 July – 31 August).
- Additional persons: €2.50/night.
- Showers: €1 per use (coin machine).
- Arrival/Departure:
- Arrival: From 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Departure: Until 11:00 am .
- Wi-Fi & information: Available in the sanitary building.
https://park4night.com/de/place/496109
https://www.vertoevenbijverhoeven.nl/
Reservations are possible via email.
As of February 2025
Important information about the motorhome parking spaces:
- Seats: Numbered from 1 to 20 , free choice upon arrival.
- Registration: Ring the bell at Oosteinde 8 or send a WhatsApp/SMS to +31 630 326 417 with your name, number of people, overnight stays, place of residence and pitch number.
- Prices:
- Low season: 20 €/night (incl. electricity, water, tourist tax for 2 people).
- High season: €22.50/night (Ascension Day, Whitsun, 1 July – 31 August).
- Additional persons: €2.50/night.
- Showers: €1 per use (coin machine).
- Arrival/Departure:
- Arrival: From 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Departure: Until 11:00 am .
- Wi-Fi & information: Available in the sanitary building.
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is located in an idyllic setting for campers seeking relaxation and comfort. The well-maintained site is set in a rural location and is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Facilities and services
The site features spacious pitches with electrical hookups and a well-equipped water and waste disposal station. Clean sanitary facilities with showers and toilets ensure a pleasant stay. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
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Location and surroundings
The area surrounding Vertoeven bij Verhoeven is ideal for long walks and bike rides. In the immediate vicinity are picturesque villages with traditional buildings and regional specialties, inviting you to linger. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk, with its famous windmills, is also easily accessible and offers an impressive day trip destination.
Booking and prices
The pitch fees are moderate. Payment is conveniently made by card or cash on site. Due to the site's popularity, early booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
Conclusion
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is an excellent choice for campers seeking peace and quiet in nature. Its well-maintained facilities and convenient location make it an attractive destination for short and medium-length stays.
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is located in an idyllic setting for campers seeking relaxation and comfort. The well-maintained site is set in a rural location and is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Facilities and services
The site features spacious pitches with electrical hookups and a well-equipped water and waste disposal station. Clean sanitary facilities with showers and toilets ensure a pleasant stay. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
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Location and surroundings
The area surrounding Vertoeven bij Verhoeven is ideal for long walks and bike rides. In the immediate vicinity are picturesque villages with traditional buildings and regional specialties, inviting you to linger. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinderdijk, with its famous windmills, is also easily accessible and offers an impressive day trip destination.
Booking and prices
The pitch fees are moderate. Payment is conveniently made by card or cash on site. Due to the site's popularity, early booking is recommended, especially during peak season.
Conclusion
The Vertoeven bij Verhoeven campsite is an excellent choice for campers seeking peace and quiet in nature. Its well-maintained facilities and convenient location make it an attractive destination for short and medium-length stays.
https://keukenhof.nl/de/
Keukenhof opening hours 2025:
- Opening hours: March 20 to May 11, 2025
- Daily: 8:00 to 19:00
Address:
Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse, NetherlandsA notice:
- Parking for motorhomes is P2
- Online tickets are cheaper
https://keukenhof.nl/de/
Keukenhof opening hours 2025:
- Opening hours: March 20 to May 11, 2025
- Daily: 8:00 to 19:00
Address:
Stationsweg 166A, 2161 AM Lisse, NetherlandsA notice:
- Parking for motorhomes is P2
- Online tickets are cheaper
Keukenhof, located near Lisse in the Netherlands, is particularly known for its colorful tulip fields. This report describes my impressions of the visit, the highlights of the exhibition, and practical information for future visitors.
Arrival and first impression
I arrived by camper van, and even on the way there, I was able to admire the vast flower fields that characterize the region. At the entrance, I was greeted by an impressive display of blossoms that immediately reflected the special atmosphere of Keukenhof. The park was very well organized, and despite the large number of visitors, admission went smoothly.
The gardens
Keukenhof covers an area of approximately 32 hectares and is home to millions of tulips and numerous other spring flowers. The various themed and display gardens offered a diverse experience:
- Historical Garden : Here you can learn about old tulip varieties and the development of tulip breeding.
- Inspirational gardens : Various modern garden concepts showed creative design options for the home garden.
- Pavilions : The pavilions featured impressive flower displays, including orchids and hyacinths.
Special experiences
A highlight of my visit was the view of the surrounding tulip fields, stretching out in vibrant colors. Furthermore, various art installations in the park offered a successful connection between nature and culture. Particularly impressive was the water feature, which blended harmoniously into the garden architecture.
Practical information
- Gastronomy : Several restaurants and snack bars offered regional and international dishes.
- Accessibility : The park is easily accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Conclusion
My visit to Keukenhof was an unforgettable experience. The variety of flowers, the meticulously designed gardens, and the relaxed atmosphere made the day a special highlight. I highly recommend Keukenhof to any flower lover and photography enthusiast.
Keukenhof, located near Lisse in the Netherlands, is particularly known for its colorful tulip fields. This report describes my impressions of the visit, the highlights of the exhibition, and practical information for future visitors.
Arrival and first impression
I arrived by camper van, and even on the way there, I was able to admire the vast flower fields that characterize the region. At the entrance, I was greeted by an impressive display of blossoms that immediately reflected the special atmosphere of Keukenhof. The park was very well organized, and despite the large number of visitors, admission went smoothly.
The gardens
Keukenhof covers an area of approximately 32 hectares and is home to millions of tulips and numerous other spring flowers. The various themed and display gardens offered a diverse experience:
- Historical Garden : Here you can learn about old tulip varieties and the development of tulip breeding.
- Inspirational gardens : Various modern garden concepts showed creative design options for the home garden.
- Pavilions : The pavilions featured impressive flower displays, including orchids and hyacinths.
Special experiences
A highlight of my visit was the view of the surrounding tulip fields, stretching out in vibrant colors. Furthermore, various art installations in the park offered a successful connection between nature and culture. Particularly impressive was the water feature, which blended harmoniously into the garden architecture.
Practical information
- Gastronomy : Several restaurants and snack bars offered regional and international dishes.
- Accessibility : The park is easily accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Conclusion
My visit to Keukenhof was an unforgettable experience. The variety of flowers, the meticulously designed gardens, and the relaxed atmosphere made the day a special highlight. I highly recommend Keukenhof to any flower lover and photography enthusiast.
https://park4night.com/de/place/22807
https://www.decemberhoeve.nl/campers
Overnight stay without electricity: 15,00 €
Overnight stay with electricity: 19,00€
https://park4night.com/de/place/22807
https://www.decemberhoeve.nl/campers
Overnight stay without electricity: 15,00 €
Overnight stay with electricity: 19,00€
Special features:
The farm offers seasonal products such as potatoes, onions, honey, cheese and flowers.
Decemberhoeve offers a comfortable and well-equipped pitch in a rural setting with a variety of recreational opportunities nearby.
Special features:
The farm offers seasonal products such as potatoes, onions, honey, cheese and flowers.
Decemberhoeve offers a comfortable and well-equipped pitch in a rural setting with a variety of recreational opportunities nearby.
https://park4night.com/de/place/345513
The Berg Wash & Zo camper wash is a modern self-service car wash specifically designed with a station for cleaning motorhomes and other large vehicles. The facility offers spacious outdoor wash bays, providing ample space for larger vehicles such as camper vans. Covered wash bays are also available for smaller vehicles. The wash bays are equipped with high-quality cleaning equipment that ensures effective yet gentle cleaning.
https://park4night.com/de/place/345513
The Berg Wash & Zo camper wash is a modern self-service car wash specifically designed with a station for cleaning motorhomes and other large vehicles. The facility offers spacious outdoor wash bays, providing ample space for larger vehicles such as camper vans. Covered wash bays are also available for smaller vehicles. The wash bays are equipped with high-quality cleaning equipment that ensures effective yet gentle cleaning.
Polderbaan spotting site – a paradise for aviation enthusiasts
The spotting area on the Polderbaan at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is one of the best aircraft observation points in Europe. It is located directly on runway 18R/36L, which, at 3,800 meters long, is one of the main runways for takeoffs and landings.
Perfect view of flight operations
The spotter area offers an unobstructed view of the runway, allowing aviation enthusiasts to experience takeoffs and landings up close. The heavy long-haul aircraft that often operate on this runway are particularly impressive.
Facilities and accessibility
The spotting area features a spacious parking lot, seating, and informational signs about aircraft and flight routes. It's easily accessible by car or bicycle. A small snack bar offers snacks and drinks, so there's nothing stopping you from staying longer.
Best time to visit
The morning hours are particularly recommended, as the light is optimal for photographers. Even in the late afternoon, the low sun offers impressive shots.
Whether for photographers, aviation enthusiasts or families – the spotting site at the Polderbaan is a worthwhile destination for anyone who wants to experience the fascination of flying up close.
Polderbaan spotting site – a paradise for aviation enthusiasts
The spotting area on the Polderbaan at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is one of the best aircraft observation points in Europe. It is located directly on runway 18R/36L, which, at 3,800 meters long, is one of the main runways for takeoffs and landings.
Perfect view of flight operations
The spotter area offers an unobstructed view of the runway, allowing aviation enthusiasts to experience takeoffs and landings up close. The heavy long-haul aircraft that often operate on this runway are particularly impressive.
Facilities and accessibility
The spotting area features a spacious parking lot, seating, and informational signs about aircraft and flight routes. It's easily accessible by car or bicycle. A small snack bar offers snacks and drinks, so there's nothing stopping you from staying longer.
Best time to visit
The morning hours are particularly recommended, as the light is optimal for photographers. Even in the late afternoon, the low sun offers impressive shots.
Whether for photographers, aviation enthusiasts or families – the spotting site at the Polderbaan is a worthwhile destination for anyone who wants to experience the fascination of flying up close.
https://www.tulipexperienceamsterdam.nl/de
Address:
Delfweg 37, 2211 VK Noordwijkerhout, NetherlandsOpen:
from March 20 to May 11, 2025
Daily from 9:00 - 18:00
From FAQ:
Yes, we have a limited number of RV parking spaces. Reservations are not required.
- The entrance fee includes a bouquet of tulips, which you can pick yourself in the indoor garden.
- Parking in the car park is free during your visit to Tulip Experience Amsterdam.
- A visit to the Tulip Experience Amsterdam lasts on average 60 - 75 minutes.
https://www.tulipexperienceamsterdam.nl/de
Address:
Delfweg 37, 2211 VK Noordwijkerhout, NetherlandsOpen:
from March 20 to May 11, 2025
Daily from 9:00 - 18:00
From FAQ:
Yes, we have a limited number of RV parking spaces. Reservations are not required.
- The entrance fee includes a bouquet of tulips, which you can pick yourself in the indoor garden.
- Parking in the car park is free during your visit to Tulip Experience Amsterdam.
- A visit to the Tulip Experience Amsterdam lasts on average 60 - 75 minutes.
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam is an interactive exhibition that offers visitors a comprehensive insight into the history, cultivation, and significance of the tulip in the Netherlands. In addition to numerous photo opportunities, the experience also offers the chance to experience the vibrant colors of the tulip fields up close.
Arrival and first impression
The Tulip Experience is located in Noordwijkerhout, just a few kilometers from the famous Keukenhof Gardens. Getting there was easy, with well-marked parking for cars and camper vans. Upon entering the grounds, the vast tulip fields in a variety of colors immediately impressed. The entrance area was modern and immediately invited you to explore.
Exhibition and experiences
The exhibition began with an informative tour through the history of tulips in the Netherlands. Historical exhibits and multimedia presentations explained how tulips sparked "tulip mania" in the 17th century and their significance for the Dutch flower trade today. Particularly impressive was the re-creation of a traditional tulip farm, which vividly depicted the entire process from cultivation to harvest.
Another highlight was the large tulip field, which offered visitors the opportunity to stroll among thousands of tulips and take unique photos. There was also a station where visitors could create their own tulip bouquet.
Special experiences
In addition to the classic exhibitions, there were interactive areas, including:
- Photo spots: Creatively designed backdrops with tulips in every imaginable color for perfect souvenir photos.
- Pick your own tulips: Each visitor was allowed to take home a selection of tulips as a souvenir at the end of their stay.
- Café and shop: The adjacent café offered typical Dutch delicacies, while the shop offered a wide selection of tulip bulbs and souvenirs.
Conclusion
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam was a worthwhile excursion that not only impressed the eye, but also provided interesting insights into the history and cultivation of tulips. This attraction is a must-see during the tulip bloom in the Netherlands, especially for photography enthusiasts and flower lovers.
Recommendation: Arrive early in the day to avoid the large crowds and wear comfortable shoes.
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam is an interactive exhibition that offers visitors a comprehensive insight into the history, cultivation, and significance of the tulip in the Netherlands. In addition to numerous photo opportunities, the experience also offers the chance to experience the vibrant colors of the tulip fields up close.
Arrival and first impression
The Tulip Experience is located in Noordwijkerhout, just a few kilometers from the famous Keukenhof Gardens. Getting there was easy, with well-marked parking for cars and camper vans. Upon entering the grounds, the vast tulip fields in a variety of colors immediately impressed. The entrance area was modern and immediately invited you to explore.
Exhibition and experiences
The exhibition began with an informative tour through the history of tulips in the Netherlands. Historical exhibits and multimedia presentations explained how tulips sparked "tulip mania" in the 17th century and their significance for the Dutch flower trade today. Particularly impressive was the re-creation of a traditional tulip farm, which vividly depicted the entire process from cultivation to harvest.
Another highlight was the large tulip field, which offered visitors the opportunity to stroll among thousands of tulips and take unique photos. There was also a station where visitors could create their own tulip bouquet.
Special experiences
In addition to the classic exhibitions, there were interactive areas, including:
- Photo spots: Creatively designed backdrops with tulips in every imaginable color for perfect souvenir photos.
- Pick your own tulips: Each visitor was allowed to take home a selection of tulips as a souvenir at the end of their stay.
- Café and shop: The adjacent café offered typical Dutch delicacies, while the shop offered a wide selection of tulip bulbs and souvenirs.
Conclusion
The Tulip Experience Amsterdam was a worthwhile excursion that not only impressed the eye, but also provided interesting insights into the history and cultivation of tulips. This attraction is a must-see during the tulip bloom in the Netherlands, especially for photography enthusiasts and flower lovers.
Recommendation: Arrive early in the day to avoid the large crowds and wear comfortable shoes.
Arrival
The journey to Langevelderslag was made in the Zitty motorhome. The road conditions were good, and the route led through picturesque Dutch landscapes. Upon arrival in Noordwijk, there were several parking options near the beach.
Arrival
The journey to Langevelderslag was made in the Zitty motorhome. The road conditions were good, and the route led through picturesque Dutch landscapes. Upon arrival in Noordwijk, there were several parking options near the beach.
Impression of the beach
Langevelderslag beach was a spacious, clean stretch of sand with an impressive dune landscape. The North Sea water was refreshing, and despite the fresh breeze, the weather was inviting. The atmosphere was relaxed, and there were both walkers and water sports enthusiasts out and about.
Activities:
- A long walk along the coast with a view of the setting sun.
- Visit one of the numerous beach pavilions to enjoy a typical Dutch specialty.
- Photography of the dune landscape, the beach and the North Sea.
- Relaxing on the sand and watching the activity on the water.
gastronomy
The beach restaurants offered a wide selection of food and drinks. [Name of restaurant visited] was particularly recommended, offering freshly prepared seafood and a cozy atmosphere.
Conclusion
The visit to Langevelderslag Beach was a successful combination of relaxation and exploration. The wide sandy expanses, pleasant atmosphere, and good infrastructure make this place a perfect destination for a day trip or a longer stay with your motorhome.
Impression of the beach
Langevelderslag beach was a spacious, clean stretch of sand with an impressive dune landscape. The North Sea water was refreshing, and despite the fresh breeze, the weather was inviting. The atmosphere was relaxed, and there were both walkers and water sports enthusiasts out and about.
Activities:
- A long walk along the coast with a view of the setting sun.
- Visit one of the numerous beach pavilions to enjoy a typical Dutch specialty.
- Photography of the dune landscape, the beach and the North Sea.
- Relaxing on the sand and watching the activity on the water.
gastronomy
The beach restaurants offered a wide selection of food and drinks. [Name of restaurant visited] was particularly recommended, offering freshly prepared seafood and a cozy atmosphere.
Conclusion
The visit to Langevelderslag Beach was a successful combination of relaxation and exploration. The wide sandy expanses, pleasant atmosphere, and good infrastructure make this place a perfect destination for a day trip or a longer stay with your motorhome.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure : By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/113410
https://www.vreehorst.de/
https://www.vreehorst.de/
Important information about arrival and departure:
- Arrival: From 12:30 p.m. – Barrier opens automatically based on license plate number, check-in is automatic. Your pitch number will be sent via email on the day of arrival. Personal check-in is possible at reception.
- Departure : By 12:00 PM . If you have booked private bathroom facilities, please return the key to reception.
https://park4night.com/de/place/46276
Five spacious special pitches for motorhomes in the middle of the parking lot.
Free between October 4 and April 30.
Parking costs 5€
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https://park4night.com/de/place/46276
Five spacious special pitches for motorhomes in the middle of the parking lot.
Free between October 4 and April 30.
Parking costs 5€
or
https://park4night.com/de/place/112168
Parking directly at Kassel's landmark, the Hercules.
Parking costs €5 per day from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. From the Hercules, you can enjoy wonderful views of the city. There are many hiking opportunities.
https://park4night.com/de/place/112168
Parking directly at Kassel's landmark, the Hercules.
Parking costs €5 per day from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. From the Hercules, you can enjoy wonderful views of the city. There are many hiking opportunities.
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is the largest mountain park in Europe and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. It was laid out in 1689 under Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel in the style of a baroque terraced garden and later expanded in the English landscape style.
Highlights of the mountain park:
- Hercules Monument: Kassel's landmark, a monumental copper statue of Hercules on a pyramid with a cascade below. The famous water features start from here.
- Water features: Historic water system with artificial waterfalls, cascades, ponds and fountains (May to October, Wednesdays and Sundays).
- Wilhelmshöhe Palace: Former summer residence of the Landgraves, today a museum with a picture gallery (Old Masters) and a collection of antiquities.
- Löwenburg: Picturesque castle ruins in neo-Gothic style, built as a romantic backdrop.
- Greenhouses and parks: Diverse botanical gardens and impressive landscaping.
The park is freely accessible, although some attractions, such as the castle and Löwenburg, require a fee. It offers impressive views, numerous hiking trails, and is a popular destination for nature and culture lovers.
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is the largest mountain park in Europe and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. It was laid out in 1689 under Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel in the style of a baroque terraced garden and later expanded in the English landscape style.
Highlights of the mountain park:
- Hercules Monument: Kassel's landmark, a monumental copper statue of Hercules on a pyramid with a cascade below. The famous water features start from here.
- Water features: Historic water system with artificial waterfalls, cascades, ponds and fountains (May to October, Wednesdays and Sundays).
- Wilhelmshöhe Palace: Former summer residence of the Landgraves, today a museum with a picture gallery (Old Masters) and a collection of antiquities.
- Löwenburg: Picturesque castle ruins in neo-Gothic style, built as a romantic backdrop.
- Greenhouses and parks: Diverse botanical gardens and impressive landscaping.
The park is freely accessible, although some attractions, such as the castle and Löwenburg, require a fee. It offers impressive views, numerous hiking trails, and is a popular destination for nature and culture lovers.
Conclusion: The visit to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe was a fascinating blend of culture, history, and nature. The Hercules Monument, the water features, and the art collection in the palace were particularly impressive. The park offers numerous opportunities for relaxation and is an absolute highlight for visitors interested in architecture, art, and landscape design. A visit is highly recommended!
Conclusion: The visit to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe was a fascinating blend of culture, history, and nature. The Hercules Monument, the water features, and the art collection in the palace were particularly impressive. The park offers numerous opportunities for relaxation and is an absolute highlight for visitors interested in architecture, art, and landscape design. A visit is highly recommended!
Wolfhagen - Bruchweg
https://park4night.com/de/place/74586
https://wolfhagen.de/wohnmobilstellplatz/
45 pitches for motorhomes near the city park, partly gravel, partly meadow
- Power connection
- Fresh water and wastewater on site (access code for V/E at the parking meter)
- Barbecue hut can be rented
- Parking for a fee including Wi-Fi
- Dogs are allowed
- Motorhome parking space can be used all year round
Garbage disposal is not available directly at the parking lot. Restaurants and shops are within a 5-minute walk.
Wolfhagen - Bruchweg
https://park4night.com/de/place/74586
https://wolfhagen.de/wohnmobilstellplatz/
45 pitches for motorhomes near the city park, partly gravel, partly meadow
- Power connection
- Fresh water and wastewater on site (access code for V/E at the parking meter)
- Barbecue hut can be rented
- Parking for a fee including Wi-Fi
- Dogs are allowed
- Motorhome parking space can be used all year round
Garbage disposal is not available directly at the parking lot. Restaurants and shops are within a 5-minute walk.
Report on the city of Wolfhagen
1. General Information Wolfhagen is a small town in the Kassel district of northern Hesse. It is located approximately 25 kilometers west of Kassel and belongs to the GrimmHeimat NordHessen region. With approximately 12,000 residents, the town offers a blend of historic charm and modern infrastructure.
2. History
The town of Wolfhagen was first mentioned in a document in 1231. It played an important role as a trading and market town in the Middle Ages. The historic old town, with its well-preserved half-timbered houses, the city wall, and the Landgrave's Castle, still bears witness to this eventful past.
3. Economy and Infrastructure Wolfhagen has a solid economic structure characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises. Energy supply is particularly important, as Wolfhagen was one of the first municipalities in Germany to implement a virtually self-sufficient, citizen-supported electricity supply using renewable energy.
In terms of transport, Wolfhagen is well connected via the B450 federal highway, and the Kassel-Korbach railway line provides a connection to the national rail network.
4. Sights and culture Wolfhagen offers numerous sights, including:
- The old town with its picturesque half-timbered houses
- The town church of St. Anna , a Gothic church with impressive stained glass windows
- The market square with the historic town hall
- The Wolfhager Land Regional Museum , which documents the history of the region
- The Weidelsburg , one of the largest castle ruins in Northern Hesse
There are also numerous cultural events such as city festivals, concerts and theatre performances that enrich social life.
5. Leisure and nature
The area surrounding Wolfhagen offers numerous recreational activities. Hiking and biking trails lead through the charming low mountain landscape of the Habichtswald Nature Park. Particularly popular are the "Habichtswaldsteig" and the Twistesee, which is located not far from the town and offers opportunities for water sports.
6. Conclusion
Wolfhagen is a city with a high quality of life, combining tradition and modernity. With its historic architecture, a sustainable energy policy, and numerous recreational activities, it offers an attractive environment for both residents and visitors.
Report on the city of Wolfhagen
1. General Information Wolfhagen is a small town in the Kassel district of northern Hesse. It is located approximately 25 kilometers west of Kassel and belongs to the GrimmHeimat NordHessen region. With approximately 12,000 residents, the town offers a blend of historic charm and modern infrastructure.
2. History
The town of Wolfhagen was first mentioned in a document in 1231. It played an important role as a trading and market town in the Middle Ages. The historic old town, with its well-preserved half-timbered houses, the city wall, and the Landgrave's Castle, still bears witness to this eventful past.
3. Economy and Infrastructure Wolfhagen has a solid economic structure characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises. Energy supply is particularly important, as Wolfhagen was one of the first municipalities in Germany to implement a virtually self-sufficient, citizen-supported electricity supply using renewable energy.
In terms of transport, Wolfhagen is well connected via the B450 federal highway, and the Kassel-Korbach railway line provides a connection to the national rail network.
4. Sights and culture Wolfhagen offers numerous sights, including:
- The old town with its picturesque half-timbered houses
- The town church of St. Anna , a Gothic church with impressive stained glass windows
- The market square with the historic town hall
- The Wolfhager Land Regional Museum , which documents the history of the region
- The Weidelsburg , one of the largest castle ruins in Northern Hesse
There are also numerous cultural events such as city festivals, concerts and theatre performances that enrich social life.
5. Leisure and nature
The area surrounding Wolfhagen offers numerous recreational activities. Hiking and biking trails lead through the charming low mountain landscape of the Habichtswald Nature Park. Particularly popular are the "Habichtswaldsteig" and the Twistesee, which is located not far from the town and offers opportunities for water sports.
6. Conclusion
Wolfhagen is a city with a high quality of life, combining tradition and modernity. With its historic architecture, a sustainable energy policy, and numerous recreational activities, it offers an attractive environment for both residents and visitors.
https://www.zolaq.de/
https://www.zolaq.de/
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