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Hotel Het Witte Veen is located in the heart of the Dutch province Drenthe. Here you can walk or bike through the heaths, shifting-sands, or woods. There are numerous charming villages close to the hotel. The monument village 'Orvelte' is also worth visiting. This village…
Van der valk Hotel Emmen is an ideal starting point for fun trips in the province Drenthe. You can for instance visit the zoo Noorder Dierenpark in Emmen. The landscape around Emmen is characterised by peat, woods, heaths and shifting sands. In the theme park…
The former residence of Vincent van Gogh (Nieuw Amsterdam) and the only city in Drenthe with a castle (Coevorden) are connected through the Stieltjeskanaal canal. The characteristic overnight accommodation of De Aquamarijn is located on the Stieltjeskanaal waterway. This Bed & Breakfast is established in…
Best Western Hotel Talens lies in Coevorden, an old fortress town in the province of Drenthe. The zoo in Emmen and the museum village Orvelte are not far from the hotel. In Orvelte you can admire old farmhouses and old trades, as they were built…
From Hotel-Restaurant Ten Cate Emmen, guests can easily walk or bike to the lovely woods of Drenthe. Here you may find many kilometres of footpaths and cycle tracks that can take you through the gorgeous landscapes. Within ten minutes walking distance you will find the…
Dalen is characterised by typical Drenthe farms. The rural surroundings are great for walking or cycling. The fortified town of Coevorden is only a short distance away, and Emmen with its famous Dierenpark Emmen zoo is just 15 km from De Bedstay.
Nieuw Amsterdam and the beautiful fortress city of Coevorden are connected by the Stieltjeskanaal canal. This long canal was dug by 300 labourers using shovels between the period of 1880 and 1884. It was meant to transport turf from the peatlands. Nowadays the canal is…
