Do you like exploring wooded surroundings? Or heading out to one of the lovely towns nearby? There is plenty to experience in Donsbrüggen.
Between Nijmegen and Kleve lies the De Duffelt nature reserve, also known as the German Ooijpolder. A low-lying area formed by river flooding. In this rural landscape you will pass charming farms and old Dutch windmills. Ideal for a long walk. Looking for more walking routes? You will find them here.
For a sporty day out, a golf course is the place to be. Reveille sits centrally between two beautiful courses. Both Het Rijk van Nijmegen and Golfclub Moyland are a fifteen-minute drive away. Play with views over the green of Groesbeek or tee off on one of the woodland holes in Bedburg Hau.
Reveille is set in inspiring surroundings. The many cycling routes range from long to short and from challenging to calming. Along the way you will enjoy stunning views, rolling landscapes and cultural heritage. Pick your favourite route here.
Donsbrüggen has a perfect location between Kranenburg and Kleve. Both towns are a fifteen-minute cycle or five-minute drive away. In Kleve you will find the historic Moyland Castle and Schwanenburg Castle as well as Kleve Zoo. In Kranenburg you can stroll endlessly through the old town centre.
Nijmegen is a city full of culture and experiences. Cycle there along one of the scenic routes or drive there in half an hour. There is an endless amount to do. Walk through the city parks, admire the Stevenskerk or have a coffee in one of the many cafés on the Lange Hezelstraat. Too much to choose from!
Dine in style in the gardens of Altes Landhaus or tuck into a typical German schnitzel at Pias. Extra tip: Pias also has plenty of choice for vegetarians.
On the rail bike you travel along a former railway line through the border region. Cycle various routes and combine your trip with lunch, for example. Go as a couple or with a large group. The Draisine is a unique way to experience the area. Book your trip here.
In Kleve and Kranenburg you will find three museums a short distance from each other. In Kleve's former spa house, the Museum Kurhaus Kleve shows art from the Middle Ages to the present day, with the collection of Ewald Mataré at its core. The B.C. Koekkoek-Haus is the former home of the landscape painter B.C. Koekkoek, where his romantic landscapes hang and where exhibitions, concerts and lectures are held. In Kranenburg, Museum Katharinenhof is spread across three locations in the historic centre: the museum itself, the old mill tower (Mühlenturm) and the Stadtscheune with old farming and craft tools. A wealth of art in a small town.
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