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How to get to Ede
How to get to Ede
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Tourist Information Points
Tourist Information Points
Villages in the municipality of Ede
Municipality of Ede
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Bennekom
Bennekom is surrounded by woods and countryside and is located near the border and campuses of Wageningen University.
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Deelen
Deelen is a hamlet that lies partially in the municipality of Ede. Deelen has about fifty inhabitants and is surrounded by woods, heathland and sand drifts.
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De klomp
De Klomp is a small residential area, situated between Veenendaal and Ede.
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Ede
The township of Ede is medium-sized and offers a spacious centre with many shops, restaurants and culture. Ede has two railway stations, many cultural hotspots, a hospital and a favourable business atmosphere.
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Ederveen
The village of Ederveen is located between Renswoude, Lunteren, De Klomp and Veenendaal. Discover all the beauty of Ederveen here.
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Harskamp
Harskamp is located in the northeast of the municipality of Ede. The village is mainly known for its military training area and the numerous camping sites and recreation parks.
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Hoenderloo
Hoenderloo, together with Hoog-Baarlo, belongs to the municipality of Ede and is situated next to Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe and the Deeler forest.
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Lunteren
Lunteren is the geographical centre of the Netherlands, bordering Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe. Within the vast outdoor region lie the hamlets Meulunteren, De Valk, Overwoud, Nederwoud and Walderveen.
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Otterlo
In Otterlo contains one of the entrances to Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe, here you can access the Kröller Müller Museum, the Sculpture Garden and the Museonder. Otterlo is a popular destination for tourists.
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Wekerom
Wekerom is mainly known for the Wekeromse Zand. The free-roaming mouflons keep the 500 hectares of sandy area intact. The forester organises guided tours, as well as various walking routes.
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