Arnhem
This Dutch city was known in World War II,
by a devastating air disaster involving paratroopers. Located on the Lower Rhine, Arnhem after the bitterness of war, is now a modern city with many charming and historic buildings, especially in downtown. Known in Holland for being a city with many parks and open spaces, Arnhem in its historic center has small shops and pedestrian streets where it’s worth a walk. In the 19th century, Arnhem became a favorite spot for the elite Dutch settle were many colonial merchants who were here. Do not miss the St. Eusebius Church, the Church Koepel, the Devil’s House (now the Mayor’s office), the National Heritage Museum and the Airborne Museum. The Gelredome is a stadium with removable roof, when opened was one of the most modern in the world. The local football club, the Vitesse, plays there. Hotels in Arnhem
What to visit in Arnhem: St Eusebius House; Church Koepel; Devil’s House; National Heritage Museum; Airborne Museum; Gelredome Stadium; Openluchtmuseum; John Frost Bridge;
Transports in Arnhem
By train and bus: There are trains and buses to/from several Dutch cities.
Map of Arnhem
Map of Arnhem
Where is Arnhem on Netherlands Map
Arnhem on Map of Netherlands