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The Orangerie restaurant is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays, unfortunately.

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Beautiful castle, with a large garden with modern art!

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The Dutch really have a wide and well-maintained cycling network.

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This wooden church building was commissioned in 1950 by the Doorn branch of the Dutch Protestant Union and opened that same year, on Whit Sunday. The Dutch Protestant Union was founded in 1870 by freethinkers, scientists, and non-dogmatic believers. The Doorn branch was established on July 11, 1946. The design for the church building was provided by the architectural firm G.W.F. Berning in Baarn. The plot was purchased from Mr. M. Lels, director of L. Smit & Co's International Sleepdienst in Rotterdam. Thanks to his mediation, the Dutch Protestant Union was able to obtain a consignment of dunnage for the construction of the church walls, despite the timber shortage in the immediate post-war period. Dunnage was wood intended for securing shiploads. A small turret was erected on the church roof, in which a bell, donated by Dr. Endert, was installed in 1951. On Christmas Day 1951, the bell was rung for the first time by this doctor's eldest son. (https://reliwiki.nl/index.php/Doorn,_Berkenweg_33_-_Ludenkapel)

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What a beautiful route, a great forest, a perfect bike path for me!

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beautiful gazebo near zeist station. if you didn't know it was there you would drive right past it without knowing what beautiful things are there

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Just before Utrecht, take a short break and enjoy the peace and quiet in beautiful nature

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Just drive and enjoy - the scenery is beautiful!

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Let de Stigter Pad - beautiful and doable for everyone everywhere! If going through the Heuvelrug, I always include it in one of the directions! Not just dangerous to race it, but also not worth as you will miss out on its beauty :)

This segment is the Broekweg and, in addition to large stones, there are quite large holes/puddles/mud in it, depending on the weather.

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Sterkenburg Castle is a knight's manor in the former municipality of Sterkenburg near Driebergen-Rijsenburg, now part of the municipality of Utrechtse Heuvelrug in the Dutch province of Utrecht

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Old and recent markings along waterways and the Limes

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A beautiful cycle path through the Kaapse Bossen in the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park, surrounded by tall trees, winding forest paths and varied nature. Along the way you will pass heathlands and open spaces, with beautiful viewpoints such as the De Kaap lookout tower, which offers a panoramic view of the entire area.

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The Let de Stigterpad contains some of the most beautiful and well-known gravel strips of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug. From Maarn to Rhenen you cycle on hardpack gravel through forests and over narrow paths between heathlands. Then through open meadows and past a beautiful castle. The Let de Stigterpad is named after the first chair of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park: Let de Stigter for her efforts around the realization of the National Park. It can be busy here, especially on nice weekend days, so mind your speed.

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The Let de Stigterpad contains some of the most beautiful and well-known gravel strips of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug. From Maarn to Rhenen you cycle on hardpack gravel through forests and over narrow paths between heathlands. Then through open meadows and past a beautiful castle. The Let de Stigterpad is named after the first chair of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park: Let de Stigter for her efforts around the realization of the National Park. It can be busy here, especially on nice weekend days, so mind your speed.

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The Let de Stigterpad contains some of the most beautiful and well-known gravel strips of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug. From Maarn to Rhenen you cycle on hardpack gravel through forests and over narrow paths between heathlands. Then through open meadows and past a beautiful castle. The Let de Stigterpad is named after the first chair of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park: Let de Stigter for her efforts around the realization of the National Park. It can be busy here, especially on nice weekend days, so mind your speed.

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Zeist Castle (Dutch: Slot Zeist) is a 17th-century castle in the Dutch municipality of Zeist, built as a pleasure palace for Willem Adriaan van Nassau-Odijk. The castle was designed by the architect Jacob Roman. It is surrounded by an English landscape park and the Brothers and Sisters Square (Broederplein and Zusterplein). The richly decorated and furnished building (one of the most interesting castles in the whole of the Netherlands) has limited access (afternoons only) on weekends and during the summer holidays.

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The town hall of Zeist has quite a history behind it. The first town hall of Zeist was located in the 1st Dorpsstraat. This town hall was described in an old deed of sale from 1839 as ‘the Regthuis der Ambachts-Heerlijkheid van Zeijst, partly decorated with a bluestone facade’. The municipality of Zeist grew steadily, which led to a lack of space. That is why a new and larger town hall was built in almost the same place on the Dorpsstraat in 1877. The town hall from 1877, which was in use until 1909, is architecturally valuable because of the use of the neo-baroque style. Many decorative elements were made of natural stone. After 25 years, this town hall had also become too small due to the strong growth of the Zeist population.

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Zeist Castle (Dutch: Slot Zeist) is a 17th-century castle in the Dutch municipality of Zeist, built as a pleasure palace for Willem Adriaan van Nassau-Odijk. The castle was designed by the architect Jacob Roman. It is surrounded by an English landscape park and the Brothers and Sisters Square (Broederplein and Zusterplein). The richly decorated and furnished building (one of the most interesting castles in the whole of the Netherlands) has limited access (afternoons only) on weekends and during the summer holidays.

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Looks like a Finnish church. You can also see these there in the same shape and black wood.

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