Visit Arnhem

Enjoy culture, parks and the history of Arnhem

Highlights of Arnhem

The John Frost Bridge in Arnhem at night. When hovered over, it changes to reveal the person John Frost, the bridge is renamed in his honor

The John Frost Bridge

During Operation Market Garden, the British 1st Airborne Division, led by Lieutenant Colonel John Frost, held the Rhine Bridge at Arnhem against fierce German resistance. Despite being vastly outnumbered, they managed to maintain control for four days until a ceasefire allowed evacuation of wounded soldiers, including Frost. The bridge was later renamed the John Frost Bridge in his honor.

Dutch open air museum with people in a boat wacthing the buildings. When hovered over, it changes to reveal two Dutch windmill's on the park

The Dutch Open Air Museum

The Dutch Open Air Museum in Arnhem offers a vivid immersion into the daily lives of ordinary Dutch people. Set in a scenic park, meet staff embodying the past and explore engaging exhibits. Experience living history through stories, scents, and sights, leaving with lasting memories and a deeper understanding of Dutch culture.

Park hoge Veluwe with two deer's on it. When hovered over, it changes to reveal people who are cylcing in the park on the white bikes from the park

Hoge Veluwe National Park

Just 8 km north of downtown Arnhem, is the Netherlands' largest nature reserve, spanning 13,800 acres. It's a haven for diverse wildlife like deer, wild boar, and bird species. With 1,700 complimentary white bikes, it's perfect for cyclists, while walkers can explore scenic trails through woodland, heath, and sandy dunes. Highlights include a sculpture park featuring Rodin and Noore's works and the Kröller-Müller Museum with 19th- and 20th-century European art.

Wanda smiling

Your guide

Hi, i live in Arnhem for 4 years now and i'm really excited to show you arround.

Wanda