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Beautiful route for both racing bikes and e-bikes.

On 1 November 1883, Van Gogh made a day trip from Nieuw-Amsterdam / Veenoord in an open cart to Zweeloo, hoping to meet Liebermann and other painters there. To his disappointment, he did not meet them, but he did make a drawing of the church in Zweeloo and the apple orchard that Liebermann had also immortalized. In a letter to his brother Theo, Vincent wrote about what he saw that day, when he entered Zweeloo at six in the morning: “…if I cannot be here forever, I would rather not have seen it.”

This church was painted by Vincent van Gogh.

Reformed church that Vincent van Gogh previously captured on canvas.

Kill 'n attack: a single track :) ! fun for the playful MTB, and also doable with a gravel bike in this section. With a racing bike, city bike or ebike I would skip this obstacle

Coming from the Slenerweg, you should actually take this exit. The view over the adjacent water is relaxing!

The Medieval Church of Zweeloo, admired by Vincent van Gogh The 'Van Gogh church' in Zweeloo was built in the second half of the 13th century, replacing a wooden church that dated from the 12th century. Of course, renovations have taken place over the centuries. Windows have been added to get more light, but in such a way that the church has retained its medieval appearance. It is located on an elevation, a little outside the village of Zweeloo. This somewhat eccentric location is related to the fact that the inhabitants of Oosterhesselen, Noord- and Zuid-Sleen also worshiped in Zweeloo at the time. Vincent van Gogh and Zweeloo On November 1, 1883, Van Gogh made a day trip from New Amsterdam / Veenoord in an open cart to Zweeloo, hoping to meet Liebermann and other painters there. To his disappointment he did not meet them, but he did make a drawing of the little church in Zweeloo and of the apple orchard that Liebermann had also immortalized. In a letter to his brother Theo, Vincent wrote about what he saw that day, when he drove into Zweeloo at six o'clock in the morning: "... if I can't be here forever, I would rather not have seen it."