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Top 10 Things to do in Tiel, The Netherlands
Tiel (Dutch pronunciation: [til] ( listen)) is a municipality and a town in the middle of the Netherlands. The town is enclosed by the Waal river and the Linge river on the south and the north side, and the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal on the east side. The city was founded in the 5th century AD.
Restaurants in Tiel
1. Flipje & Streekmuseum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By CPT-USA - Weston, Florida
If you see the other reviews, you will understand my point. This museum if a tiny jewel in the heart of Holland for car traveling tourists, or should I say “Dutch speaking visitors”. I believe it is meant to convey a view of the local history, through the story of a local jam factory, but all the signs are exclusively written in Dutch! The exhibits are very nice, maybe some need to be updated in style, but the problem is there is no translation whatsoever of any of the signs. If the Museum wants to attract more visitors per year, it should translate them. If they do not have a budget for this project, they could make a booklet in different languages (at least in the main European languages) which visitors could take with them along their visit and return on their way out. A second piece of advice: improve the gift shop and take things out of the glass cabinets! You are missing sales! Finally: get rid of the cavities exhibit! It doesn’t make much sense and it is not appealing to any eye. A special note about the young man who walks you in the Museum and introduces you to the exhibits. He took the challenge to make his full introduction in English and did an excellent job! I was very grateful! I think he needs to be promoted! :)
2. Wipeout
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
This is the one and only original Wipeout sight in the Netherlands, licensed by Endemol, with extreme obstacles as seen on TV: Big Red Balls, Dizzy Dummy, Sucker Punch and the spectaculair Blob! They are all there! The area is separated in 2 zones; the beach with all kind of activities for children and the Tournament Zone for adults. Other facilities: Water Park, restaurants, beach club, etc.!
Reviewed By Laurent W - Paris, France
We had fun and the park is varied, but someone of our groupe had an accident that could have been avoided with better safety measures. Also no effective support and we had to find the hospital by our own means. Unacceptable.
Moreover, they sell alcohol on all the boots near the attractions, from 9 o'clock onwards. very dangerous.
3. Historisch Museum der Koninklijke Marechaussee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Egbert M - The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
For a six year old boy everything to do with soldiers and police is exciting. Unfortunately the Army museum in Delft closed down (to reopen in 2015 in Soesterberg), so the choice fell on the Marechaussée museum in the old city of Buren (Gelderland province).
The museum is housed in the former orphanage of the very nice small city of Buren. The orphanage was set up by Anna van Buren, one of the spouses of William of Orange. Since a few decades it houses the Museum of the Marechaussée (Royal Military Police of the Netherlands). The museum shows a nice collection of old uniforms, weapons and vehicles used by the Marechaussée and explains the function of it. Besides protection of the borders and protection of the Royal family and other dignitaries, much less is known that the Marechaussée is involved is involved in 'real' police work, as forensic investigation, assisting the police with SWAT teams and training of police in foreign countries, under the umbrella of the UN.
My son was excited about the museum, which has a nice puzzle tour for kids (I only saw a dutch version of it). For me it was also nice as the collection of uniforms was very extensive and very well preserved. At the moment they making a new set up of the museum, to make it more interactive. I hope this makes the exhibition more lively and attractive.
As the museum is located in a building from the end of the 17th century, it is a little bit difficult for wheelchairs to navigate because of the narrow corridors.
As there is no space in the main building for large vehicles, these are exhibited in a site building some 100 m from the main building.
4. Forellenvijver De Kamphoeve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Friso82 - Hilversum, The Netherlands
We zijn met een aantal familieleden naar de Kamphoeve geweest en hebben daar een vijver gehuurd.
Het terrein is ruim opgezet en heeft een aantal vijvers. Langs de vijvers staan bankjes en afdakjes. In de vijvers zit behoorlijk wat vis, waardoor je wel vrij snel beet hebt. Achter het gebouw is een schoonmaaktafel waar je de vissen kunt schoonmaken.
Achteraf is het mogelijk om de gevangen forellen tegen een kleine vergoeding om te ruilen voor gerookte exemplaren.
5. Duikcentrum Li-Diving
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Divingcentre Li-Diving is located in the south of Gelderland in the Land of Maas en Waal in the Netherlands. With a lot of different lakes en watersources is this the ideal location for a divingcentre. We also have our own swimming pond with a lot of different fish in it. We can give you an amazing adventure discovering the underwater world in the Netherlands. We hope to see you!
Reviewed By Joris D - Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Ik kom zelf uit Nijmegen, Maar heb een introductie duik gemaakt daar en had me kinderen en me vrouw meegenomen, de kinderen zaten de heletijd naar de vissen te kijken en eten te geven. Terwijl ik lekker aan het duiken was met een paar anderen. Het is zeker de moeite om er een eind voor te rijden, Want ja.. Waar kan je nou duiken MET Japanse kois en steuren erbij !!
6. Amerongen Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By culinaire88 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Interestingly thee Stable house is more well maintained (because they run is as a cafe now), than the interior of the main castle building. You castle entrance free is including the guided tour in Dutch, but they have some English subtitle video for you to watch and leaflet to read as you walk about the rooms they lead you to see. A lot of the original furniture were still there but quite torn looking, definitely the seat fabric were torn. Looking a little run down and sad. The castle ground looks well maintained, the orangerie is bookable for wedding parties. There are kitchen garden, green house, etc..
7. Betuwsch Badhuys
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Pjfjanssen - Beusichem, Gelderland, Netherlands
Mooie locatie in de buurt te midden van de prachtige Betuwe. Alles is nieuw, netjes, schoon en met veel aandacht voor detail. Lekker vriendelijk jong en vlot personeel en heerlijke sapjes, lunch en dingetjes tussendoor. Heerlijk!
8. Castle Duurstede
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Flyngdtchmn - Utrecht, The Netherlands
We visited Kasteel Duurstede today. While the park around and the castle itself look great, we realized the management rents this place for weddings and other organizations, so not only it was impossible to check the place from inside one guy approached us and let us know we should leave because of the wedding. Moreover, when there is such an organization they put some tables and parasols at the castle grounds and they do not fit with the character at all. In my opinion those type of cultural heritages should not be a toy for 21th century entertainment....What a shame...
9. Ouwehands Zoo Rhenen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Unique in the Netherlands... Admire the giant pandas Xing Ya and Wu Wen at Ouwehands Zoo Rhenen! Enter the mystical world of Pandasia and experience the Chinese atmosphere. Meet the giant pandas and continue your journey through Pandasia, which has been constructed according to Chinese styles. Learn more about the unique giant panda and other Asian species, such as the cuscus, red panda, muntjac, and the very special tarsier. Pandasia; discover the world of giant pandas! Ouwehands Zoo… Full of precious encounters Stand eye to eye with the polar bears and watch the bears from the new observation post at Expedition Bear Forest. Admire the unique clouded leopard, engage in an adventure in Gorilla Adventure and go wild in RavotAapia, Europe's largest indoor jungle playground.
Reviewed By Dennis v - Brunssum, The Netherlands
The park is very nice and had a good variety of animals. The sheltes for the animals look good and tidy. Also had a nice indoor park for the kids to play in. All in all a very nice park. The prices for drinks and foods where just outrageous in my opinion. almost 3 euro for a small drink.
10. Kookstudio Simpel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Brigit2408 - Tiel, The Netherlands
We vierden een afscheid van een collega met 12 personen. Een parkeerplaats midden tussen de boomgaarden is al een beleving op zich. De locatie, een geweldig mooi verbouwde hooischuur, met zoveel smaak ingericht dat kun je niet beschrijven. Een zeer hartelijk welkom. Een lekker aperitief en bijzonder geserveerd met een framboos op een prikkertje en een klein chocolaatje. Ik zal niet alles te verklappen, want het is veel leuker om het zelf te ondergaan. Vooraf een door de gastvrouw gemaakt paprikasoepje om de eerste trek te stillen. We werden in 2 groepjes verdeeld. 1 groepje ging een quiz doen en de anderen gingen het voorafje maken en daarna andersom. Uiteindelijk heeft ieder zijn eigen voorgerecht samengesteld. Gezellig met de schort aan tafel om het op te eten. Zelf afruimen, de tafelschikking wijzigen en aan het volgende gerecht beginnen. Goede uitleg over hoe je het gerecht maakt, maar ook uitleg over de gebruikte ingrediënten. Geweldig mooi ingerichte keuken en voor iedereen wat te doen. Na dit tussengerecht een gezellig creatieve workshop(je). Het hoofdgerecht was gedeeltelijk door Ella voorbereid en de rest hebben we zelf gemaakt. Het nagerecht was ook weer zeer bijzonder te noemen. Daarna nog koffie of thee ( waaronder verse munt thee) met een truffel. En zelfs de truffel werd op een bijzondere manier geserveerd. Kortom een intensieve beleving, waar nog lang over nagepraat en genoten is.
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