What is there to do in the area?

Enjoy your spectacular trip to Amsterdam and complete your experience with a fantastic Canal Cruise! Explore this vibrant city from a different perspective and relax as you sail through the beautiful canals and past iconic landmarks. The Amsterdam Canal Cruise offers an hour-long cruise past the famous sights of the city center, with audio commentary available in 19 different languages. Don't miss this great experience and book your Canal Cruise tickets.

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BODY WORLDS Amsterdam takes you on a fascinating journey through the human body. The exhibition shows real human bodies that have been plastinated, giving you a unique glimpse into our anatomy and how our bodies work.

This original attraction has enjoyed international success around the world, with touring exhibits in more than 100 cities in Europe, America, Africa and Asia. It has attracted more than 47 million visitors since its inception in 1995. Are you ready for an unforgettable experience? Then visit the permanent BODY WORLDS exhibition in Amsterdam.

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Did you know that Artis Zoo was already open in 1838? It is the oldest animal in Amsterdam and the Netherlands. That makes Artis extra special. You can admire chimpanzees, elephants, the giant tortoise and pink flamingos up close. You will also discover the underwater world in the aquarium and learn everything about the stars in the planetarium. Micropia tells you all about the invisible life of microbes.

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Fancy a day out? As a EuroParcs guest, it is possible to order tickets for various museums, amusement parks or zoos at a discount.

Find the perfect boat for a day out. At Boot Huren Amsterdam, you can hire a luxury boat, including a private skipper, for groups of 2 to 600 people. From a classic saloon boat to a contemporary sloop

There are several biking and/or hiking routes to explore in the vicinity of EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos. There is plenty of inspiration, pick the most enjoyable one and get out into nature together!

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands with its many canals, museums and markets. Admire Rembrandt's Night Watch at the Rijksmuseum, step inside the Van Gogh Museum or discover Anne Frank's hiding place. In Amsterdam for the first time? Then of course a nostalgic canal cruise should not be missed. Of course you can shop in the 9 Streets, the Kalverstraat or the P.C. Hooftstraat.

Walk up dunes, down dunes, across vast open plains and through rare dune oak forests. The dune landscape National Park South-Kennemerland covers four estates that were once owned by Amsterdam merchants who used this area as a hunting ground. In the dunes, the bunkers from the Second World War tell of the war's past. Meanwhile, keep your eyes open: this is also the habitat of fallow deer, Scottish highlanders and konik horses, among others.

Only one dike connects the peninsula of Marken to the mainland. Marken breathes the authentic atmosphere of the past in an archetypal Dutch setting. The wharves of Marken are iconic for the former island. To discover the charm of this place for yourself, a walk along the wharves is an absolute must. Walk the Kerkbuurt-ommetje, the Rozewerfroute, the Wervenroute or the Havenbuurtroute to discover all of Marken's wharves. Welcome to Mèreke, as the locals say!

Tip: Take a tour with a guide from Rond Marken in costume or sail from Marken to Volendam on the Markermeer with Rederij Volendam-Marken Express.

Are you up to the challenge and do you and your team find the solutions to escape from escape from one of the escaperooms? Among others, you can choose the Mafia Room where you go back to the 20s or Sauna of Sin.

Welcome to the cheese city of Alkmaar! Every Friday morning between March and September the Waagplein hosts the cheese market, an archetypal Dutch spectacle of cheese carriers. Want to know more about the history of the city and the cheese market? Then plan a city walk or take an Alkmaar Cheese Cruise: this canal cruise departs from Waagplein. Or come shopping or enjoy a terrace in the cozy center of Alkmaar.

Enjoy the floral splendor at Keukenhof in spring. No less than 7 million flower bulbs are in bloom in the world's most beautiful flower garden between the end of March and the end of May. No wonder this is one of the most popular attractions in the Netherlands.

The beautiful fishing village on the IJsselmeer, with its costumes, music and fish. Small houses on the maze behind the harbor, souvenir stores, restaurants with atmosphere and with fish fresh from the water on the plate.

Beemster Golf Course has a 9-hole course, practice greens, driving range, locker room, clubhouse/restaurant, hotel, golf shop and golf school. Both members and non-members are welcome here!

Would you like to book tickets for a museum or some other tourist attraction in Amsterdam? You can buy tickets for most attractions at the lobby. We will immediately print them for you.

Climb through treetops and sling on branches for 2 or 3 hours. You can choose from different courses in the Fun Forest climbing park, located in the middle of the Amsterdam forest (Het Amsterdamse Bos).

The unique shopping experience! Shop at advantageous prices at Batavia Stad! The Fashion Outlet is open 7 days a week and easily accessible by public transport and car! The shops offer a wide selection of collections with 30% to 70% discount on more than 250 national and international brands!

VIP DAY PASS Especially for the EuroParcs guests we offer a Batavia VIP Day Pass which entitles you to 10% extra discount on the outlet prices of the participating brands! You can get the flyer at the reception of the park!

The Bazaar in Beverwijk is the largest indoor market in Europe and a true paradise for lovers of shopping and cosmopolitan atmospheres. With more than 1,000 shops, stalls and eateries, you can discover products and flavours from all corners of the globe. From clothing and jewellery to exotic spices and street food – there is something for everyone. The Oriental Market, the Grand Bazaar and the Food Halls make it a unique day out for the whole family.

The Beemster was an inland lake until it was drained in 1612. In the Beemsterpolder there are five fortresses that were part of a defensive ring: the Stelling from Amsterdam. The Defense Line is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Only Fortress 'aan de Nekkerweg' and 'Fortress Spijkerboor' are open to the public.

Whoever says Edam, says cheese. Not surprisingly, the spherical cheeses have been known for centuries known all over the world. Discover the origins of this delicacy in Edam and be surprised by the historic centre of the old Zuiderzee town. In July and August you can experience for yourself how trade used to be conducted here during the Wednesday cheese market. You can also learn about the story of Edam cheese at the Cheese Market or at museum The Story of Edam Cheese.

Tip: Do you like cultural activities? Then visit Edam's museum, one of the two locations is the 'Steenen Coopmanshuys'. This is Edam's oldest house with a unique floating cellar.

You will find this goat farm in the middle of the Amsterdamse Bos. Besides the fact that you can go for lovely walks and cuddle the goats, they also organise fun workshops such as making cheese. In the accompanying restaurant, you can enjoy a delicious lunch and you can reserve various arrangements in advance, such as 'breakfast with the goats', a barbecue or an arrangement of snacks.

It doesn't get any more Dutch than this! On the Zaanse Schans you step back in time and taste the atmosphere of the eighteenth and nineteenth century. There are lots of wooden houses, windmills, old workshops, barns and museums. Take a look at the cheese dairy, discover how they used to make bread in the bakery museum and watch clogs being made.

Get on your sup board at Sup&Meer. The Stand Up Paddle school (SUPSchool) is beautifully located at the Nieuwe Meer in the heart of the Amsterdamse Bos. You are welcome for SUP lessons, but you can also rent a SUP board and fun trips are being organised.

Monnickendam is a charming historic town on the Gouwzee lake, with a rich maritime history dating back to the 14th century. The town centre has more than 70 listed buildings, including the Gothic Grote of Sint-Nicolaaskerk church and the Waaggebouw weigh house, dating from 1668. Museum de Speeltoren houses the oldest carillon in the world that is still played and tells the story of Waterland and its inhabitants. The harbour is a lively backdrop of traditional sailing ships and is the departure point for boat trips on the Markermeer. Monnickendam offers a unique combination of history, culture and water experiences.

In museum of Marken (Marker Museum) you can learn more about the history, the traditional costumes, the textiles that were used and are still used today and the fishing industry on Marken.

Escape the hectic pace of everyday life and enjoy a relaxing and luxurious day of wellness at Zuiver. End the day with a culinary meal in the restaurant where international cuisine predominates, made from local produce from local entrepreneurs.

Haarlem is bursting with cultural attractions such as the Frans Hals Museum and Teylers Museum. Wander through the hidden streets, discover secret courtyards or make a bargain in the boutiques. Also fun: explore the Haarlem canals by boat. sloop.

In the time of the East India Company, the historic harbor town of Hoorn was one of the main trading centers. Visit one of the museums or travel back in time and board the Museum Steam Tram Hoorn-Medemblik. On the way the train stops in Twisk and Opperdoes. You can return by steam train or boat. The driving schedule changes every day.

One of the recreational areas in Waterland - north of Amsterdam - is Het Twiske. One third of this recreation area consists of water and offers plenty of opportunities for swimming, diving, surfing and sailing. As a recreation area, Het Twiske is popular with children, who can have fun here on and around the water. Het Twiske has a play ditch, splash pond and an adventure playground with tube fort, cableway, pirate ship, castle and ferries. There are also no fewer than seven beaches and a harbour. For nature lovers, it is a haven where they can cycle, walk, sail, ride horses and rollerblade undisturbed in a varied landscape.