Feel free as a bird in the Heuvelrug

Café-Restaurant-Hotel Buitenlust

Café Buitenlust You are sure to have a wonderful time in our informal café, in particular after a lovely hike or bicycle ride. We have various magazines and papers for you to read while you enjoy a drink and snack.

Andrieskerk

Museum Castle Amerongen

The current castle dates from 1680 and was inhabited by families of diplomats and military people who played a prominent role in national and international politics. Today the Kasteel is a small-scale museum.

B&B Klein Groenbergen

Klein Groenbergen bed and breakfast and campsite is located to the south of Leersum, at the foot of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug ridge and on the border with the Kromme Rijnstreek.

Museum Huis Doorn

House Doorn was the residence of the last German Emperor, Wilhelm II. After the German defeat in the First World War, Wilhelm fled to the neutral Netherlands and he lived on this estate in the Utrecht province from 1920 to 1941.

Kaapse Forests

From Doorn, explore the beautiful landscape of the Utrecht Heuvelrug National Park. Good places to start are Chalet Helenaheuvel or Landgoed Zonheuvel. From there walk into the forest and climb the De Kaap look-out tower. Your rewards? An incredible view.

Renswoude Castle

The impressive castle of Renswoude should definitely not be missed! The leafy castle grounds and 'grand canal' invite the visitor to take a walk.

Moeke Rhenen

Everyone loves to visit Moeke (Mummy), whether for a cup of coffee, a sandwich or to pull up a chair for the evening meal. Moeke ensures there are snacks and drinks available, and she pays for your Internet charges as any Mummy would.

The Cunera Church

The Cunera Church is the main church of Rhenen. It is a relatively large church, due to the fact that Rhenen was an important place of pilgrimage in the Middle Ages.

VVV Rhenen

The Tourist Information Office agency of the municipality of Rhenen is located in Museum Het Rondeel.