Also in the vicinity of the Biesboschlinie there is plenty to do. Amusement park, visiting a city or museum: we list the trips near and a little further away. Take a look at the website of Beleef de Biesbosch. There you will find even more trips that are a bit further away, for example in Oosterhout or Dordrecht.
Within an hour you travel from the Biesbosch Line to Dordrecht, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Breda, Tilburg and Den Bosch. Venture out for a day of shopping in Dutch or Brabant atmospheres, or a cultural trip
Is the canoe not rocking wildly enough? The Efteling can be reached quickly and easily even by bicycle via two free ferries. Are you a real roller coaster fan, or do you prefer to dream away in the fairytale forest?
From Gorinchem, take the route along the Linge River towards Leerdam to visit the glassworks and glass museum in Leerdam. The perfect combination of nature and culture! Or go by bike, and combine culture with a sporty day out.
Across the Bergsche Maas is National Park the Loonse and Drunense Dunes. Here you will find large expanses of sand - not for nothing the park is also called the Brabant Sahara. But there is also plenty of heath and forest, where you can hike, horseback ride, bike and mountain bike to the horizon.
Belgium is not far away. In an hour and a half you are in the heart of Antwerp! That's how to make a week in the Biesbosch Line very special! Bruges, Ghent, Brussels or Knokke are also easily accessible and great day trips abroad.
Visit the gold and silversmith studios and galleries, each with its own specialty. The Dutch Silver Museum is highly recommended, even for children!
We hardly notice it, but a large part of the Netherlands lies up to 7 meters below sea level. With windmills, among other things, we keep our feet dry. In Kinderdijk you will find nineteen authentic windmills from the eighteenth century. In winter you can skate past the windmills!
Although there are many beaches along the rivers here, a day at the sea is also wonderful in all seasons. Hoek van Holland, for example! You'll be there in an hour. Grab a herring there and take a refreshing dip, knowing that a warm bed awaits you here!
This family estate is open to the public. There are walking and cycling routes along monumental homesteads, haystacks and flood barns, among other things. Mariënwaerdt consists largely of fields, meadows, orchards and vegetable gardens.