A dash of culture

The impressive Camp Westerbork is well worth a visit. Learn all about the history of the camp and visit the place where the lives of hundreds of thousands of Dutch Jews, Sinti and Roma are commemorated.

The Shakespeare Theatre in Diever is a unique experience. Surrounded by trees, in the open air, you can enjoy Shakespeare's finest performances. A visit to this beautiful open-air theatre is an absolute must for art and culture lovers.

UNESCO Geopark de Hondsrug was formed during the Ice Age. Walk where mammoths once roamed! Here you will find impressive dolmens, beautiful nature and remarkable historical remains such as the Yde Girl.

Discover authentic Orvelte. The 'original village' of Drenthe, because the village already existed in 1362! This historic village now has protected village status. Walk past old farms and immerse yourself in the beautiful surrounding nature.

Have you always wanted to visit the house where Vincent van Gogh lived and worked? In Veenoord, you have this unique opportunity. You will gain insight into the life of this famous painter. The bed is still there, and his paint palette and drawing box are still ready for use.

The Drents Museum, located in an old monastery, is renowned for its art from 1885 to 1935. For true art lovers and those interested in learning more about the history of Drenthe, visit one of the beautiful exhibitions.

Visit the Prison Museum in Veenhuizen and learn about the history of crime and punishment. Discover how prisoners were punished in the past and how this has changed over the years. An impressive place that offers a unique insight into prisons of the past.

A stone's throw from the largest dolmen in the Netherlands, you will find the Hunebedcentrum in Borger. Visit the exhibitions and learn more about these impressive burial monuments. You will meet the dolmen builders, travel back in time and experience 150,000 years of Drenthe's history.

The Stedelijk Museum Coevorden takes you on a journey through the fascinating history of the city. Discover how war, destruction and power struggles played a major role. The museum has a permanent collection, exhibitions and organises activities for children.

Delve into the historical archives of Drenthe! They organise various exhibitions, lectures, guided tours and workshops. The presentation of the Drenthe archives makes this place incredibly interesting and educational.