Leusden

Rietveld Schröder House

Museum18.3 km

house in the Dutch city of Utrecht built in 1924 by Gerrit Rietveld

Drakesteijn

Historic12.8 km

castle in Baarn, Netherlands

St. Martin's Cathedral, Utrecht

Worship19.7 km

cathedral in Utrecht

Stadion Galgenwaard

Culture18.6 km

football stadium in Utrecht

Nijkerkernauw

Nature13.3 km

lake in the Netherlands

Centraal Museum

Museum19.7 km

museum in Utrecht, Netherlands

Nuldernauw

Nature17.3 km

lake in Ermelo, Gelderland, Netherlands

St Catherine's Cathedral

Worship19.7 km

cathedral in Utrecht

Fectio

Historic18.4 km

village in Netherlands

Utrecht Observatory

Museum19.4 km

public astronomical observatory and museum in Utrecht, the Netherlands

Ewijckshoeve

Park11.3 km

Museum Catharijneconvent

Museum19.7 km

museum for religious art in Utrecht, the Netherlands

De Aubergerie

RestaurantBib Gourmand€€2.4 km

The sweets that used to be sold in this establishment dating back to the 1700s have given way to delicacies such as lobster and Venus clams. This new direction is reflected in the artistic photographs hanging on the walls of this cosy, intimate-feeling restaurant. Chef Han showcases his ingredients in cutting-edge dishes drawing on solid French foundations and with the odd creative flourish. Take, for instance, his succulent marbré of goose breast and rillette, with the sweet earthiness of textures of beetroot, combined with vibrant pickled mustard seeds and punchy creamed rocket. The friendly

La Provence

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€€12.5 km

André van Alten is a fine example of a chef who continually reinvents himself while remaining grounded in his core principles. The unwavering quality of the ingredients, the expertise with which wild duck is roasted on the bone and the depth of the turbot jus complementing an ultra-fresh cut of the fish all showcase his impressive classical training. We also applaud the chef's eagerness to share his experience with younger generations. His ability to keep a cool head as he leads his team in the open kitchen is remarkable. But the chef does not stop there and keeps innovating. He showcases his

Voltaire

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€€14.4 km

Parc Broekhuizen takes full advantage of the natural beauty that the Utrechtse Heuvelrug has to offer. Dining in this impressive historic country house, overlooking the beautiful estate and ponds, is a special experience. The terrace is a piece of paradise on earth. The relaxed music and subtle modern design give this beautiful setting just what it needs. The chefs break through that tranquillity with distinctive, sometimes daring flavours. They spice up their creative flavour combinations with fresh acids and refined garnishes. For example, they serve langoustine glazed and fried in a tartare

De Monnikendam

Restaurant€€1.9 km

Originally part of Amersfoort's second city wall, Monnickendam is a watergate dating back to the early 15C. Today, this piece of history has been repurposed to create a unique culinary destination. There are intimate dining spaces within the towers and a waterside terrace affording wonderful views. Thanks to the enthusiasm of hostess Kristel and chef Richard, this establishment has made a name for itself. With each course, the tasting menu seamlessly navigates between the familiar and the exotic: Think hamachi accompanied by a tangy ponzu, or lamb saddle with a crispy crust and a lamb jus infu

Tollius

Restaurant€€2.1 km

With its sleek decor done out in burgundy and white and contemporary artwork on the walls, Tollius has an inviting feel. This is also down to chef Barry's expertise in producing hearty classics such as his wonderfully crispy pithivier filled with a rich combination of quail, foie gras and morels. But he is just as adept at whipping up a surprisingly zesty modern dessert involving wasabi and a lemon gel. If the extensive wine list is anything to go by, this place is certainly run by people with excellent taste.

MEI

Restaurant€€€2.3 km

(MEI opened the pop-up Dichtbij MEI at its familiar address in 2026) In the exceptionally charming centre of Amersfoort, this restaurant offers a relaxed and intimate dining experience complete with warm hospitality and astute wine recommendations. Ingeborgh Blok leads the front-of-house team with effortless grace while Marco gets on with creating dishes that showcase local ingredients with his intuitive approach. Vegetables, herbs and infusions dominate, with fish or meat making occasional appearances. Highlights include with vibrantly presented aubergine and a delicately acidic tomato and ch

De Saffraan

Restaurant€€€3.1 km

This old clipper moored in the canal has been converted into an elegant and intimate restaurant with a terrace on the deck where you can while away the hours. De Saffraan really is an exceptional restaurant with great service provided by charming waitstaff. Chef van Wechem has a penchant for punchy flavours and innovative techniques, handling top-notch ingredients with finesse. For instance, he elevates fried turbot with a wonderfully robust beach crab jus and adds coconut for depth. This place has real personality!

Lutum

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€18.8 km

With a slogan like Volg de natuur ("Follow nature") and a name that refers to the fertile, clay-rich soil of the area, it is immediately clear that terroir is a key focus at Lutum. This vision is carried through into every aspect of the restaurant. The decor has a natural Zen feel, with an abundance of decorative features reminiscent of trees. The menu showcases the freshest ingredients sourced directly from local gardens and food forests.The surprise menu, designed to minimise waste, highlights local produce and adds an international twist with ingredients such as koji and miso. This cuisine