Zeewolde
Flevoland, Netherlands
City·Peaceful, Artistic, Natural
Zeewolde is a tranquil town in the heart of the Netherlands' Flevoland province. It is renowned for its unique blend of landscape and nature art, with the standout piece being Richard Serra's Sea Level. The town is nestled in the polder of Flevoland, bordered by the Wolderwijd lake to the east and the expansive Horsterwold forest to the south. This area is ideal for those who appreciate the serenity of nature and the creativity of art. Additionally, the Hulkesteinse forest offers a naturist resort, providing a unique recreational experience. Zeewolde's agricultural surroundings further enhance its peaceful and rural charm.
Highlights
- Home to Richard Serra's Sea Level art piece.
- Surrounded by the Horsterwold forest.
- Located in the polder of Flevoland.
- Known for its landscape and nature art.
- Offers a naturist resort in Hulkesteinse forest.
Things to consider before traveling to Zeewolde
- Close access to the Wolderwijd lake, ideal for water activities.
- Rich in nature art and landscape installations.
- Surrounded by agricultural lands providing a rural charm.
Tips
Exploring Nature
Take time to explore the Horsterwold forest, one of the largest deciduous forests in the Netherlands.
Art Appreciation
Don't miss the Sea Level art installation by Richard Serra in De Wetering landscape park.
Local Experience
Visit the naturist resort in Hulkesteinse forest for a unique recreational experience.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring is a great time to visit Zeewolde with blooming landscapes and mild weather.
Summer
Enjoy outdoor activities and art installations during the warm summer months.
Fall
Experience the vibrant autumn colors in the surrounding forests.
Winter
A quieter time to explore the natural beauty and art installations without the crowds.
Essentials
Currency
EUR €
Average Cost
$80-$150 p/day
Population
19,022
Languages Spoken
Dutch, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Location
Zeewolde, Flevoland, Netherlands