De Hoge Veluwe

De Hoge Veluwe is a unique national park in the Netherlands, combining natural beauty with art at the highest level. Vast heathlands, dunes and forests create a home for deer, wild boar and mouflons, which can be observed from special vantage points.

The park is famous for its 1,800 white bicycles available free of charge to the public and 40 kilometers of bicycle paths. A real gem is the Kröller-Müller Museum, with the largest private collection of Vincent van Gogh's works and sculptures spread throughout the garden.

The St. Hubertus Hunting Pavilion will also provide an unforgettable experience. Hubertus, designed by the famous architect Hendrik Berlage.