From the hotel, you can quickly get to the Huis ter Heide nature reserve, a true oasis of calm. The area features stunning marked walking routes through tranquil woodland and flower-rich meadows. Sometimes, you suddenly find yourself face to face with Scottish Highland cattle, which graze peacefully here. Several walking routes start directly behind Enjoyhotel Auberge de Moerse Hoeve, so the carefree holiday feeling is yours straight away.

The Efteling is a unique, timeless theme park for the whole family. Pay a visit to the famous Fairytale Forest and let yourself be enchanted by the many attractions in wonderful themes. The park's décor is an attraction in its own right and well worth your visit. Visit the Efteling for a magical, atmospheric day of entertainment.

There is always something going on in Tilburg. This atmospheric city full of restaurants and impressive museums is a joy to visit.
The TextielMuseum is housed in a former textile factory in Tilburg. Here you can admire old techniques and machines used in textile production over the years. At the TextielLab, you can still see craftspeople at work daily, alongside students, designers and artists.
The remarkable De Pont Museum is a leading venue for contemporary art. It is housed in a former wool-spinning mill and features masterpieces by both internationally established artists and emerging talents.
Natuurmuseum Brabant is a science museum and knowledge institute rolled into one. Here you will find fossils, skeletons and taxidermy displays, among other exhibits. A highly engaging museum for any nature lover.

The Loonse en Drunense Duinen is a nature reserve where you can enjoy a wonderful walk. Above all, you will find a lot of sand here: it is one of the largest drift-sand areas in Western Europe. It is the ideal place to wander and to clear your head. The area also has several marked walking routes so you can make the most of your visit to the “Brabant Sahara”.

The military air base at Gilze-Rijen has an accompanying museum about more than a hundred years of aviation in the region. Alongside aircraft models and scale models, the museum lets you see photographs, documents, military equipment, aircraft parts and measuring and communications equipment. The exhibition reaches back to the first biplanes of 1909. Note: The museum has limited opening hours and is only accessible on presentation of valid identification.

Enjoy an adventurous day at Beekse Bergen Safari Park. At the wildlife park, you can see impressive wild animals on a car, bus, walking or boat safari. It is a unique experience, and the more than 100 different animal species are guaranteed to make for a truly special day out.

Breda is a city with a rich history. Dive into the past, visit museums or sail along the moats. Between the old city gates and the characterful courtyards, you can enjoy lovely shopping or relax at an outdoor café. Admire the historic city centre with its atmospheric streets and the Grote Toren, the lively Grote Markt and the beautiful Begijnhof. In Breda, conviviality and history go hand in hand. You are certain to have a wonderful day out here.

The Stedelijk Museum in Breda ensures that the art and heritage of Breda are preserved for generations to come. It tells the story of Breda's history and the city's ties to the House of Nassau. Discover the history of this imposing city through objects, paintings and remarkable stories.

In this remarkable museum in Hilvarenbeek, you will find a collection of medical-historical instruments used by a country doctor, dentist, physiotherapist and district nurse. The village doctor of bygone days often had to visit patients on foot. The instruments in the museum bring this past to life. The museum is only open during weekends.

The distinctive, charming city of Den Bosch is truly worth a visit. In the centre, you will find beautiful historic buildings, such as St John's Cathedral. Discover the centre on a walking tour or a boat trip on the water. Be sure to also pay a visit to the Noordbrabants Museum, where you can admire an impressive collection of paintings, prints, drawings and more. The collection comprises more than 30,000 objects, ranging from works by Brabant masters such as Vincent van Gogh and Jan Sluijters to contemporary art.

This museum tells the story of the Engineer Corps, the branch of the armed forces that bridges the gap between combat units and the advance. They clear obstacles, build bridges, prepare the terrain as favourably as possible for their own units and construct protective structures. The museum also has a number of military vehicles that you can view in detail here. You can also pay a visit to the moving memorial site next to the museum.

De Biesbosch National Park is the largest freshwater tidal area in Europe and a stunning setting for walking or cycling. The nature reserve is teeming with life. The calm waters attract a wealth of birds, and various mammals also make their home in the Biesbosch. You can explore the area on foot, by bicycle or from the water by following one of the many walking, cycling or boating routes. The lush surroundings will immediately put you at ease.