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Hotel Doldersum is centrally located in southwest Drenthe, and borders the province of Friesland. The surroundings can be explored on foot as well as by bike. You can also visit many cultural sights and nature areas in the north of the Netherlands. And there is…
Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant de Borken Dwingeloo lies on the edge of a beautiful and vast landscape, the National Park 'Dwingelerveld'. It is a nature area with its own particular beauty. Old woods, heaths, and meres alternately grace the scenery. If you are lucky, you might encounter…
There are many places of interest in the vicinity of De Wapser Herberg. You can for instance visit the Van Gogh Huis, a house where Vincent van Gogh has lived and worked. You could also walk in the top of the trees at the Boomkroonpad…
Dwingeloo consists of beautiful landscapes and is very quiet. The Dutch village is situated next to the National Park Dwingelderveld which is wonderful to discover by bike or walking paths. If you are lucky, you will see the shepherd with his herd of sheep. In…
Hotel Villa Nova Zorgvlied is close to Diever and Appelscha. In the triangle Zorgvlied, Diever, Appelscha lies Aekingerzand, the largest sand drifts of the Netherlands, almost completely surrounded by coniferous and deciduous forests. In 2004, this unique hilly area was elected most beautiful area of…
Hampshire Hotel - Wesseling is located on De Brink in Dwingeloo. The region has a lot to offer walking and cycling enthusiasts. You can take a beautiful tour through the national parks: Dwingelderveld and Drents-Friese Wold. Learn about stars and planets during a visit…
A stay at Landhotel Diever is a wonderful experience, in every season. The hotel is surrounded by the beautiful vast woods of the Drents Friese Woud and walking distance you will encounter the Hunebed (Megalithic Tomb) of Diever. A visit to the Duinen Zathe theme…
