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The East of the Netherlands is mostly visited by local visitors for its forests and historic cities.

[edit] Regions

• Flevoland
• Gelderland
• Overijssel

[edit] Cities

• Almelo
• Apeldoorn
• Arnhem
• Deventer
• Doetinchem
• Enschede
• Zutphen
• Zwolle

[edit] Other destinations

• Schokland - This used to be a village, but an evacuation in 1870 put an end to it all. It is an interesting place to go.
• Veluwe - The country's largest national park.

[edit] Understand

This part of the Netherlands will be less well known to most travelers. Geographically, its often forested and hilly landscape sets it apart from the archetypal cow-filled meadows of the western part of the country. Many people move here after their retirement and life is generally lived at a somewhat slower pace than in the west.

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Although there are many different local dialects in this area, they are of no concern to travelers.

[edit] Get in

The area has good connections with the rest of the country as well as with neighboring Germany.

[edit] Get around

Depending on where you want to go, you can get around by train, but for other destinations a car or bus may be required.

[edit][add listing] See

• The Kroller-Muller museum on the High Veluwe contains scores of Van Gogh paintings.

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