Outings calendar and tips
Would you like to know what festivities are happening in the area or are you looking for some fun tips? Take a look at the Visit Oost calendar!
Deventer
Visiting Hanseatic city Deventer is heartwarming! With its beautiful location on the Ijsel river, Deventer is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands. Get lost endlessly in the various historical streets with unique shops. But special galleries and various catering establishments also abound here. Deventer is definitely a city that will surprise you!
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Zwolle
Have you ever been to Zwolle? The city centre is definitely worth a visit! Zwolle has been highly rated for the attractiveness of its shops, restaurants, monuments and green spaces. With its unique combination of history and modernity, Zwolle's city centre with its beautiful canal is a magnet for tourists.
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Almelo
Almelo is located closer to the German border. Almelo has a lot to offer. For example, it has a beautiful marina in the city centre! There are also several trendy shops that make Almelo even more vibrant. Enjoy the Twente cuisine and visit one of the characteristic regional shops. Don't forget to add a visit to the Bolletje museum to your list!
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Ommen
Hidden among the woods and on the banks of the River Vecht lies another old Hanseatic town: Ommen. With its rich history, beautiful nature reserves and lively town centre, Ommen is the perfect base for a day out with the whole family.
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Luttenberg, Raalte, Hellendoorn and Nijverdal
The village of Luttenberg is located on a small moraine with a peak of 31 metres. The “mountain” is an isolated part of the Sallandse Heuvelrug. The village has a grotto dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes, a replica of the grotto in Lourdes, built to mark the anniversary of the local priest at the time. A little further on is Dijkman Klompenatelier (traditional clog maker), where you can admire a beautiful mosaic of clogs.
Raalte is located in the heart of Salland. The village is not only hospitable and friendly, but also has a pleasant shopping centre. The village festival Stoppelhaene is celebrated annually in August, but the Ribbs en Blues event also attracts large crowds during the Whitsun holidays.
Hellendoorn is a village on the border of Salland and Twente. Hospitality, warmth and atmosphere are paramount in this idyllic village with its charming restaurants and museums. It is located in beautiful surroundings and offers numerous recreational opportunities. This municipality is also home to Nijverdal, ideal for a day of shopping. Hellendoorn also hosts fun annual events, such as Dauwpop and Helders fees.
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Luttenbergs Feest
Stoppelhaene
Ribbs & Blues
Dauwpop
Helders Fees
Deventer
Visiting Hanseatic city Deventer is heartwarming! With its beautiful location on the Ijsel river, Deventer is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands. Get lost endlessly in the various historical streets with unique shops. But special galleries and various catering establishments also abound here. Deventer is definitely a city that will surprise you!
See here for tips
Zwolle
Have you ever been to Zwolle? The city centre is definitely worth a visit! Zwolle has been highly rated for the attractiveness of its shops, restaurants, monuments and green spaces. With its unique combination of history and modernity, Zwolle's city centre with its beautiful canal is a magnet for tourists.
See here for tips
Almelo
Almelo is located closer to the German border. Almelo has a lot to offer. For example, it has a beautiful marina in the city centre! There are also several trendy shops that make Almelo even more vibrant. Enjoy the Twente cuisine and visit one of the characteristic regional shops. Don't forget to add a visit to the Bolletje museum to your list!
See here for tips
Ommen
Hidden among the woods and on the banks of the River Vecht lies another old Hanseatic town: Ommen. With its rich history, beautiful nature reserves and lively town centre, Ommen is the perfect base for a day out with the whole family.
See here for tips
Luttenberg, Raalte, Hellendoorn and Nijverdal
The village of Luttenberg is located on a small moraine with a peak of 31 metres. The “mountain” is an isolated part of the Sallandse Heuvelrug. The village has a grotto dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes, a replica of the grotto in Lourdes, built to mark the anniversary of the local priest at the time. A little further on is Dijkman Klompenatelier (traditional clog maker), where you can admire a beautiful mosaic of clogs.
Raalte is located in the heart of Salland. The village is not only hospitable and friendly, but also has a pleasant shopping centre. The village festival Stoppelhaene is celebrated annually in August, but the Ribbs en Blues event also attracts large crowds during the Whitsun holidays.
Hellendoorn is a village on the border of Salland and Twente. Hospitality, warmth and atmosphere are paramount in this idyllic village with its charming restaurants and museums. It is located in beautiful surroundings and offers numerous recreational opportunities. This municipality is also home to Nijverdal, ideal for a day of shopping. Hellendoorn also hosts fun annual events, such as Dauwpop and Helders fees.
See here for:
Luttenbergs Feest
Stoppelhaene
Ribbs & Blues
Dauwpop
Helders Fees