The Grebbelinie Bezoekerscentrum in Renswoude tells the story of the Grebbelinie, a Dutch defensive line first laid out in the 18th century that saw fierce fighting during the German invasion of May 1940. Exhibitions cover the military history of the line and the landscape that still bears visible traces of those wartime defences.
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A hands-on painting workshop at the historic Grebbelinie fort, where you paint among ramparts, moats and military remains.
Guided tour of Fort aan de Buursteeg exploring the Grebbelinie's history, Dutch defence preparations, and the 1940 German occupation.
Follow Heinz, a German soldier from the Fort aan de Buursteeg, on a quest starting at the Grebbelinie Visitor Centre to discover his story.
Follow the fort path and complete training exercises to become a brave soldier at this interactive adventure at the Grebbelinie Visitor Centre.
Speeltas is an outdoor play event at the fort featuring Kubb, tug-of-war, boules, and football with cones.
Interactive treasure hunt for children exploring ten search boxes around the Grebbelinie Visitor Centre in Renswoude.