Self Guided 2 hour Route in Arnhem City
- 2 hours
- 3 languages
- Instant confirmation
- Private tour
Highlights
No need to go on a scavenger hunt or look for answers to be able to continue with this selfguided city walk. You can follow the route at your own pace and make as many stops (for a drink in one of our many bars - just a suggestion) as you like. Learn more about Arnhem Central railway station, the Eusebius Church and strange art you can find on the church, the Devils House, the Saber gate, the John Frostbridge/the Battle of Arnhem and the connection that Arnhem has with Audrey Hepburn, just to name a few things! This tour is available in English, Dutch and German. This is a private city walk that you can do by yourself with up to 4 people in total. NOTE: When the payment has been completed, I will send you the PDF with the route by WhatsApp, this can take up to 1 day maximum. I will do my best to send the route as quickly as possible, but I am not online 24/7, so do not make your purchase on the day you want to walk the route, but at least 1 day in advance.
Inclusions
What's included
- Old photos of the city to show you what it used to look like
- Lots of information about Arnhem, learn more about the history of the city and fun facts in town.
- City map with the route on your phone
Itinerary
Learn more about this modern railway station, the starting poin of the city walk. Inside the mobile route you can find a photo of wat the railway station used to look like pre ww2. Tourist always have fun while having a look at the bike-parking. This is free accesseble if you enter the railway station on the lower level (near the buses).
Take a look in this free to enter modern building. Take the lift to the top floor make your way down the building by stairs for the best experience. Don't forget to visit level -1, you will find the Heritage museum there.
The only old gate in the city that is left 'in tackt'. It was heavily damaged during the Battle of Arnhem but was rebuild after ww2. A true gem. Entrance to this Sable Gate is not possible, but it is definitely woth to explore the outside of the gate and take some photos.
another gem on the list. This former city hall that is now home to the office of our mayor. This building from the 16th century survived the Battle of Arnhem almost in full. Untherneath the arch, in the brickwork, you can still see the scrapmill 'scars'. Entrance to the Devils House is not possible, but it is definitely woth to explore the outside of the gate and take some photos.
This fee free museum is worth a visit if you are interested in the Battle of Arnhem history. Make your way down to level -1 for a video impression of the timeline of the Battle of Arnhem.
This beautiful theather is one you want to see. It was build in 1847 but remodeled quite a few times since then. The restaurant is perfect for a bite to eat or have a rest-stop.
The Eusebius Church is definitely worth a visit and avisit to the church is fee free. Inside the church you will learn about the Duke Karel van Gelre. The exhebition about him is really interesting!
Cancellation
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Know before you go
- Meeting point
- This is a self guided city walk, so there will be no guide to meet up. Arnhem Central railway station is the startingpoint of the city walk.
- Pickup
- Everyone meets at the starting point; there is no pickup.
- Ticket type
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Operated by
- ArnhemLife
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Arnhem
- Its from-price is 78% below the median of the 25 experiences we list in Arnhem.
- Its length is typical for the group.
About Arnhem
Arnhem is a city on the Nederrijn in the eastern Netherlands, with a Second World War bridge, an open-air museum, a zoo and the Veluwe woods behind it.
Arnhem lies on the Lower Rhine at the edge of the Veluwe, a large area of woods and heath, and its fashion shops and creative studios give it a youthful feel. The Eusebius Church, rebuilt after the damage of 1944, rises over the centre with a lift to the top of its tower, and the Sabelspoort is a surviving medieval gate. In September 1944 the city was the objective of the airborne Operation Market Garden, and the bridge fought over, now named for Colonel John Frost, still crosses the river.
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