If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Zuid and surrounding area, you can visit Kinderparadijs Malkenschoten and Theater & Congres Orpheus.
If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Berg en Bos and surrounding area, you can visit Apenheul and Family Amusement Park Koningin Juliana Toren.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Apeldoorn
Het Loo Palace
8.2/10 (114 reviews)
This magnificent royal residence showcases the opulent lifestyle of Dutch monarchs through lavish interiors and formal Baroque gardens. Climb to the palace roof for panoramic views of the meticulously landscaped grounds.
Apenheul
8.2/10 (74 reviews)
At Apenheul, over 300 primates roam freely among visitors in naturalistic forest habitats. Experience intimate encounters with squirrel monkeys that might perch on your shoulder while learning about conservation.
Kinderparadijs Malkenschoten
This Dutch family park blends a petting zoo with outdoor play areas for an interactive experience. Children can feed goats, navigate climbing courses, and enjoy pedal boating while learning about nature.
Family Amusement Park Koningin Juliana Toren
10.0/10 (1 review)
Julianatoren offers over 60 family-friendly attractions built around a historic 1910 tower in Apeldoorn. Children delight in the Super Achtbaan roller coaster, classic carousel, and interactive character shows.
Theater & Congres Orpheus
6.4/10 (11 reviews)
Theater & Congres Orpheus, one of the largest theaters in the Netherlands, offers diverse performances in three distinctive halls. Enjoy pre-show dining with excellent acoustics enhancing every experience.
Klimbos Veluwe
8.0/10 (1 review)
Navigate ten diverse treetop adventure courses at Klimbos Veluwe, with challenges suspended up to 18 meters high. Book ahead to experience thrilling zip lines and free-fall jumps in the beautiful Veluwe forest setting.
Palace 'T Loo National Museum
8.8/10 (3 reviews)
Royal Dutch Baroque palace showcasing Orange-Nassau history through opulent interiors and art. Explore the meticulously restored 17th-century gardens with symmetrical designs, fountains, and statues.
Berg en Bos Nature Park
This 250-acre Dutch nature reserve offers serene forest walks and a 26-meter watchtower with panoramic views. Explore the butterfly garden in summer or find a peaceful picnic spot among the park's tranquil ponds.
"No small breakfast option so €22 was excessive for a bowl of cereal, a coffee and an OJ. No other options in the area. The room was OK apart from the pile of pubes in the corner next to the loo. The banging from below, and as we were on the 1st floor, it wasn't another guest, was the worst bit, this went on til midnight and no staff could explain what it was or why. Wasn't worth the money, I expected better."
"Found some dirt and hair clips from past stays around the beds.
Windows didn’t seem to lock in room. Door catch would not shut unless you banged the door shut. Safe was broken on arrival and took 3 times over 2 days to get fixed
Not told and missed small sign in room about having to ask to get the room cleaned at reception. Think you should be told this upon check in.
In the main, minor things. Overall, location was good. Free car parking. Bus stop into town for shops or train was right...
"Do not expect any hotel services like an attended front desk with well-informed staff. Or even an elevator—just a narrow, steep flight of steps.
Or a call back to resolve a billing error!
It’s a nice restaurant/cafe but totally lacking as a hotel."
"Excellent choice to stay in the Hotel, friendly staff, clean room and specious , great food breakfast and dinner, and the nature surrounding the hotel is just amazing."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.