VVV Nunspeet - Nunspeet

The village of Nunspeet, with over 19,000 inhabitants, is the largest village in the Nunspeet municipality. It has much to offer as a cycling and holiday destination. Woods, heathland, sand drifts, polders and the Veluwe Lake together form a varied landscape. A network of paths takes you as a cyclist along many beautiful places.

In the area around Nunspeet, the heathland and sand drifts remind you of the last century. Because the heathland was overgrazed by the many sheep, sand drifts developed. At the beginning of this century, these sand flats were planted with trees. Now you can see how precisely these heaths and sand drifts form a pleasant variety in the landscape.

But not only the forests, moors and sand drifts are worth seeing, also the agricultural landscape with its many hedgerows and extensive polder landscape has its charms. At the transition between the Veluwe Lake and the pastures, there is a reed belt in which sedge warblers, bearded reed warblers and reed warblers have found their home. In addition to a diversity of nature, Nunspeet also has a rich past as an artists' village, which you can still experience in many ways. See where the artists lived, worked and found inspiration. There are still many artists active in the municipality of Nunspeet, which is clearly visible in the street scene and noticeable during the many fun events that take place there.