Best places: Tourist Attractions in Weesp, Netherlands

👍👍 Must visit place, you could feel the positive vibe in this temple. Spiritual place I have visited so far in Amsterdam

Large, unique collection focusing on oddities & deformities in human & animal anatomy.

Lakeside park with walking & cycling paths, a water sports center & a campground.

7-acre park on a former estate featuring a 17th-century home & 2 restaurants in historic buildings.

Manicured green space around waterways, with a sports center, skate park, BBQ pits & a theater.

Artificial island holding a sea fort built in the late 19th century & now open to summer visitors.

👍👍 Recommend the tour to the tower. It is not expensive, you get super nice stories and details about the city. As well there are nice views on the area and city. It is Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 14:00 and 15:00.

👍👍 Truest authentic cheese and clogs making experience. Better than Zaanse Schaans . The farm owner has been making cheese for 4 generations . The smoaked cheese is incredible. Well worth the trip out. Bathrooms could use some improvement but the rest is truly authentic Dutch farm style . Was brilliant

Riverside park with tree-lined trails, lawns & a statue of MLK, host to the summer Parade festival.

Hiking & biking in a sprawling nature reserve with forest & wetlands home to birds, deer & cows.

👍 Beautiful location..! Great festival once per year: Wonderfeel classical music festival, very accessible festival and delightful nature surrounding.

👍👍 Awesome all purpose recreational area, there is also a dog beach

😐 Surprising museum with a beautiful collection. Is run by driven and helpful employees. I just think there is more to the subject than comes out now.

👍👍 Amsterdam Amstel is all about the location. It's not a major structure when you see it but a major location. This is a high end area and this station could be passed without noticing the trains or the trams. I give it five stars for the beauty of the architecture blending in with the surroundings a...

👍👍 Renè gave us a beautiful tour of the city and its history, with kindness and competence, following the rhythm and interests of the group. Thanks for the pleasant and informative afternoon!

👍👍 Lovely cafe and interesting historical location to walk around. Not too much historical inside - just strange living room set ups.

👍👍 Visited during the open monument day. This house can be visited all year around every day. Really enjoyed the tour guided by the family member of this summer house.

👍 Waiting for Uit & Meer (the burnt down restaurant next to the fort) to re-open. They were always such a great spot to park the bike and have a lunch. And hoping they get the same friendly staff back...

👍 Boekesteyn country house was built around 1720 for Nicolaes Sautyn, from a powerful Amsterdam merchant family. "Boeke" is old Dutch for beech, therefore its Boekesteyn refers to the many beeches on the estate. Two historic beeches adorn the lawn in front of the estate as additional evidence. During...

👍👍 Wonderfully varied forest area to cross with or without a dog.