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The Biesbosch Museum, located in the heart of the National Park, conveys the history, nature and culture of this unique river landscape and invites you to learn more about the ecological importance of the area.

What a loss that this beautiful work of art is so neglected. During my visit on October 4, 2024, I noticed that a large part of this impressive land art was overgrown. The atmosphere and symbolism of the work of art have been completely lost as a result. It seems that it has been poorly maintained for years. Staatsbosbeheer should be ashamed of this. I also noticed that there are signs everywhere, including with four poems, but there is no explanation to be found about the work of art itself. During my visit, there were sheep walking around, which made it difficult to view the work of art without stepping in sheep poop.

Lovely place (I was halfway) to rest for a while and if you want to visit the museum, or take a boat trip through the Biesbosch.

Park Valkenberg is the green oasis in the city center of Breda. A park with royal allure where, until the early nineteenth century, only the castle residents and their guests were welcome. Nowadays it is a wonderful meeting place. Students look for the sun or the shade of the centuries-old trees. Fathers and mothers let their offspring play in the playground while they sit on the terrace of the T-House. Even the geese feel at home there. Falconry The park owes its name to a falcon house that stood on the edge and from which the castle residents and their guests practiced falconry. Live music regularly plays in the park.

In the museum there is lots and lots of information about plants, fauna and birds. Very informative. Beautiful bike route through the landscape.

Informative and beautiful model that beautifully shows the operation of the tides in the area.

Museum Biesbosch and start whisper boats.

The starting point for a cycling, walking or boating trip through National Park de Biesbosch; that is Natuurpoort Biesbosch Museum Island. Discover the museum, sail past tidal willow forests, canoe through winding creeks, walk on rugged trails and cycle past open meadows and water full of birds. Enjoy the special plants and flowers, scan the water for beavers and spot birds with binoculars. Experience how no day in the Biesbosch is the same!