Top Rated Attractions in Zwolle

Sportpark Berg & Bos is a soccer field which has been around since 1921. The ground now has artificial astro-turf and the capacity to seat as many as 3259 people. The stadium used to be a park which was then transformed into a football stadium which hosted many important series. The stadium used to be the home ground of the AGOVV until 2013 when this Dutch soccer team went bankrupt. Today, the stadium is mainly used for amateur matches of both youth and senior soccer teams.

Built in the year 1834, De Zwaluw is the third windmill to stand on Van Echtenstraat. The first 1714 mill was destroyed in a fire and the mill built to replace it met with the same fate in 1833, leaving only the base still standing. The mill which stands today is a restored version of this 1834 mill which underwent repeated renovation in 1947, 1961 and 1978. The mill is tall with a seven story structure: a four layered base and a three level smock with a stage running around the third story of the brick base.

After their own encounter with counterfeit art in Amsterdam, Matisse Henk and Erna founded the Museums Vledder which displays fake art pieces from around the world. The plural connotation in the name of the museum refers to three separate departments that visitors can access - the Department of Fake Art, the Department of Glass Art and the Department of Drenthe Art. The museum offers fascinating guided tours that help visitors identify and distinguish between real and fake art. Among the counterfeit art pieces on display, one can find works by expert forgers such as Han van Meegeren, Geert Jan Jansen and David Stein.

Goliath is one of the major attractions of an amusement park named Walibi Holland. This steel-tracked roller-coaster was first made accessible to the public in the summer of 2002. With a height of 47.14 meters (154.67 feet) and a length of 1,214.30 meters (3,983.92 feet), this coaster is definitely not for the faint-hearted. For information pertaining to opening hours, kindly visit the website.

A family run farm and stable in the quiet town of Dalfsen, Stal Vreeswijk lets you step into the shoes of a horse breeder and experience life out in the farm. Here one can learn all there is to know about horses, from breeding and stabling, to riding and saddling. Through various interactive programs, Stal Vreeswijk also educates visitors about the different kinds of methods of breeding and stabling, required for various breeds of horse.

Speed of Sound is a steel roller-coaster situated in Walibi Holland, a well-known amusement park situated in the village of Biddinghuizen. It was formerly known as La Via Volta, and was first made accessible to the public in 2000. It has a whopping height of 35 meters (116 feet) and is known to traverse a distance of 285 meters (935 feet). For information pertaining to opening hours, kindly visit the website.