Top Things to do in Overijssel Province
Top Restaurants in Overijssel Province
10 Things to do in Overijssel Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Overijssel Province, The Netherlands including Grolsch Brewery Tour, De Weerribben National Park, Museum Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus, De Brink, Bonami Games & Computers Museum, Dinoland Zwolle, Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Museum de Fundatie, Sassenpoort, Grote of St. Michaelskerk.
Restaurants in Overijssel Province
1. Grolsch Brewery Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 162 reviews
Experience Grolsch! Discover all about our beers, our history, our ads and our worldfamous swingtop bottle. During a tour of 2,5 hour we'll guide through our brewery and along our bottling lines. Of course there's also an opportunity to try and taste our range of beers in one of our pubs. The brewery is open for tours from Wednesday to Friday (except on public holidays). The Brewery Tours on Mondays and Tuesdays are only available upon request, with a minimum group size of 10 persons. If you would like to make a tour on a Monday or Tuesday, please contact our Reception Center by telephone. The entrance fee for the morning tour is €10,- and the afternoon and evening tours cost €12,50 per person. For young people from 12 to 16 years old, a discount of €2,50 p.p. is applicable. Brewery Tours for Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays can be booked online, but also ordered by telephone. If you have a special requests, please feel free to contact Grolsch's Reception Center.
2. De Weerribben National Park
3. Museum Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Start your visit to Giethoorn in Museum Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus! The museum is located in an original historical farmhouse. It is the only place in Giethoorn where you can see how people lived more than 100 years ago and how they earned a meagre living by cutting peat and building small boats (‘punters’).
Reviewed By RP-Netherlands - Wemeldinge, The Netherlands
Nice small museum which gives you all the information about the past of the area. Amazing to know that the landscape as it is today was man-made. All the canals were dug out by workers who cut turf which was used as fuel for fire, for heating and cooking. The museum tells you all about how it came about, how the people used to live and what life was like hundreds of years ago. Very educational and interesting. Nice for the whole family. A visit will take you 1-2 hours.
4. De Brink
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By Sjurontour - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
We enjoyed having drinks in the afternoon on this lovely square and visiting the farmers' market on Saturday. Even in Corona Times this was very enjoyable.
5. Bonami Games & Computers Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
History of Games en Computers, Arcade and Pinball all to see and to Play. All-in concept entrance, for museum, acrade, exehibition and events. 3000 m2, parking is free.
Reviewed By jader692 - Hilversum, The Netherlands
Wow, they have some cool stuff here! Many old computers and of course game consoles, more than we expected. In most cases you can play on the consoles, from old Atari's to the current gen. All that's missing here is some more explanation or history: info is sparse and often illegibly written by hand on post its. A pity, because it's clear that the staff loves the place and that they have some unique items on display: a more professional exhibit would do that justice. There is also a nice arcade hall where you can spend a few fun hours.
6. Dinoland Zwolle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
At Dinoland in Zwolle, children from 2 to 14 years can learn, discover and play around the dinos. There are so many things to do indoors and out. Rain needn't stop play at Dinoland! Test your knowledge during the Dino exploration trail and discover all the dinosaurs around the park. Play in the indoor play centre full of equipment and interactive games, grab a bite to eat in the restaurant, dig up a dinosaur skeleton, test your palaeontology skills in the lab, conquer the climbing course, play mini golf and try out the playground!
Reviewed By 74dmitriyl
Great park for all family. You can see dinos and also do much more there. Nothing else to add!!!!!!!
7. Rijksmuseum Twenthe
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By john592 - London, United Kingdom
Regardless of the temporary special exhibitions (which were memorable), this museum was well worth a visit for the permanent collection of paintings which includes real gems from the Middle Ages onwards – collected mainly by local industrialists back in the day. An impressive silverware room. Likewise the porcelain room. Plus there is a delightful courtyard for a coffee. Unlike so many museums, this museum is on a human scale too.
8. Museum de Fundatie
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 790 reviews
Reviewed By Hermes_NL - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The flamboyant museum director Ralph Keuning came up with the brilliant idea to combine the two sculptors Chadwick and Giacometti into one large exhibition, featuring over 150 works (that is including lots of drawings). These two artists really complement each other and although Giacometti is better known to the general public, Chadwick is perhaps the more disruptive and original sculptor of the two. The exhibition is still combined with another special, Goldbrun by Yuri Honing and Mariecke van der Linden. Also top pieces of the regular collection such as Turners "Clouds and Water" and Jan Cremer's "Guerre Japonnaise" are on display. The museum itself is also delightful and almost somewhat self-indulgent with its shameless dome on top of the classical building. Parking is easy in the Maagjesbolwerk garage just a few hundred meters from the museum.
9. Sassenpoort
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 195 reviews
The Sassenpoort (English: Sassen gate) is a gatehouse in the citywall of Zwolle, Netherlands. It was built in 1409 out of dimension stone, mostly trachyte and tuff, and restoration work was done in 1893-1898. The gatehouse is a 'rijksmonument' and is part of the Top 100 Dutch heritage sites.[1]
Reviewed By GustavoUntar
nice place to start walking towards the city, a lot of shops in the surroundings, nice view in anyplace you are for taking photo shots! loved it!!
10. Grote of St. Michaelskerk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By kleesimmonds - Düsseldorf, Germany
what an amazing experience. so wonderful to see this old church in a modern society. had good moments of silence and reflection inside. would recommend a visit to this place.
