Tourism In De Betuwe, The Netherlands

The Gelderland river landscape, which is formed by the Waal, Nederrijn, Lek and Linge, determines the Betuwe. The Amsterdam-Rhine Canal also crosses the region. The Betuwe is best known for its large-scale horticulture, especially fruit cultivation (apples, pears, cherries and plums). The cause of this land use lies in the geology and soil conditions of the region. Fertile river clay is found in the soil in almost the entire Betuwe.

Turismo en De Betuwe, Países Bajos

The landscape in the Betuwe is always different. The dike landscape along the Linge with many fruit orchards plays an important role. Then there is the white cherry, plum and pear blossom, then pink apple blossom and later in the year the fruit follows with the harvest. The many orchards, fruit shops and the Fruit Parade in Tiel in the second weekend of September, testify every year that the Betuwe can rightly call itself the fruit garden of the Netherlands. Especially in the spring, when the trees are in full bloom, the Betuwe is at its most beautiful. The Appeldijkje, with old standard apple trees, is best known for its blossom.

Tourismus in De Betuwe, Niederlande

Туризм в Де Бетуве, Нидерланды

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السياحة في دي بيتوي ، هولندا

Betuwemeer Tiel is a water bird park where a great diversity of water birds come. There are water birds from all over the world, which have acclimatized completely to the Dutch climate. De Betuwe has recreational area Strandpark Slijk-Ewijk for swimming, surfing, canoeing, fishing, horse riding, cycling and playing.
There are many old villages and small towns in the Betuwe, such as the small fortified town of Buren where William of Orange lived. In the reformed church of the village of Buurmalsen frescoes from 632 AD have been found. The old fortresses along the major rivers also show that people have lived in the Betuwe for a long time. During the construction of the Betuwe line, archaeologists have found many traces of former habitation.

Pariwisata di De Betuwe, Belanda

Toerisme in De Betuwe, Nederland

Tourisme à De Betuwe, Pays-Bas

There are six walking routes and two cycling routes in Overbetuwe. The walking routes vary from 3 to 8 km and run through Randwijk, Heteren and Driel. The “Drie Burchten” cycle route is 30 km long and runs through the northwestern part of the municipality. The bicycle route “Heldering” runs through the southwestern part of Overbetuwe and has a length of approximately 37 km. There is a nature and culture walking route in Elst. Both routes are 7 km long and run along the various natural or cultural attractions.