Experience the largest sand sculpture exhibition in Europe, themed around the Roman Empire. Discover the rise, flourishing, and fall of this global empire in impressive sculptures, ranging from emperors and soldiers to daily life and Roman influence in the Netherlands, including the Lower Germanic Limes (5 years a UNESCO World Heritage Site).

A unique and educational outing for young and old, featuring a mix of education, entertainment, and remarkable museum pieces.

Complete your day with lunch or high tea at Lunchroom De Rozentuin – for a welcoming and well-cared-for day out.

Curious about Ede's military past? Embark on an adventure with the Handbook for Heroes. Discover fascinating stories, solve puzzles, and complete challenging tasks along impressive military sites. Along the way, you will discover the hero within yourself!

The Handbook for Heroes is an adventurous activity book for children aged 8 to 12, available at the reception. It takes you along historical sites in Ede, where you learn more about the past and discover what it means to be a true hero. With interactive tasks and puzzles, history becomes an exciting adventure.

Explore the Veluwe by bike over four days! At the end of June / beginning of July, the Veluwe Foundation is organising this four-day cycling event.

For more information and to register, please visit the organisation’s website.

During this tour, you will visit the Wildkansel. From this wildlife observation post, you look out over the nature reserve. All kinds of wildlife can be found in this area. For instance, you have a good chance of spotting a red deer or wild boar. If you are lucky, a fox might pass by, or even a badger. And recently, another four-legged creature has been roaming the Veluwe: the wolf. What you ultimately get to see is a surprise every time.

Tickets are available via the Natuurcentrum de Ginkel website or click on the ‘more’ button.

The Battle of Arnhem, part of Operation Market Garden, went down in history as a heroic battle fought by the British (and Polish) paratroopers who were dropped behind German lines to capture the Rhine bridge.

The first air raid alarm sounded at 9:30 a.m. on September 17, 1944. However, the resistance from the German occupation was much stronger than expected. Every meter was fought for, houses and churches were destroyed, and 1,700 of the 10,000 paratroopers were killed. During the night of September 25 to 26, the remainder of the British Airborne Division withdrew across the Rhine to the southern bank at Oosterbeek. The Battle of Arnhem was lost.

With a Guild guide, you will visit the places where the battle at the bridge took place.

Starting July 11, summer vacation middle, dive back in time for 6 weeks o Treasure Island! Take part in cool games, enjoy cool shows and come face to face with meters-high dinosaurs. An adventure you really don't want to miss!

On Sunday, March 29, 2026, the Zeldzaam Mooi market will once again take place in the beautiful Sonsbeek Park in Arnhem. It is a market featuring beautiful products from local and regional artists, designers, and creative entrepreneurs. All products are handmade, self-designed, or produced locally in small batches. In addition, artisanal (organic) delicacies will be for sale. Musical entertainment has also been taken care of, with beautiful live music.