Cross-Border Walk
Take a stroll down Heelweg, where one side of the street is in the Netherlands and the other is in Germany.





Dinxperlo is a serene town located in the Gelderland region of the Netherlands, uniquely situated right against the German border. The town is most famous for its international border running down the middle of a street, where one side is Dutch and the other is German. With a population of around 8,000, it provides a slow-paced, residential environment that is perfect for those looking to explore the Dutch countryside. Visitors can enjoy the local architecture, quiet parks, and the surrounding green landscapes, which are ideal for cycling and walking.
Dinxperlo is a serene town located in the Gelderland region of the Netherlands, uniquely situated right against the German border. The town is most famous for its international border running down the middle of a street, where one side is Dutch and the other is German. With a population of around 8,000, it provides a slow-paced, residential environment that is perfect for those looking to explore the Dutch countryside. Visitors can enjoy the local architecture, quiet parks, and the surrounding green landscapes, which are ideal for cycling and walking.
Unique location directly on the border with Germany.
Quiet residential atmosphere with a population of 8,000.
Gateway to the scenic Gelderland countryside.
Authentic local Dutch experience away from crowds.
The town is primarily residential and very quiet, especially in the evenings.
Expect fewer hotels and tourist-focused amenities compared to larger Dutch cities.
While English is common, you will hear a mix of Dutch and German due to the border location.
Take a stroll down Heelweg, where one side of the street is in the Netherlands and the other is in Germany.
Rent a bike to explore the surrounding Gelderland countryside, known for its beautiful farmsteads and well-maintained paths.
Quiet rural escapes and unique cross-border walks.
EUR €
$80-$130 p/day
8,240
Check for local market days to experience the town's community spirit and sample regional Dutch snacks.
Dutch, German, English
May-September
A beautiful time for cycling as the countryside begins to bloom and temperatures are mild.
The best weather for outdoor exploration and enjoying the local parks and cycling routes.
The region's wooded areas offer lovely autumn colors, perfect for peaceful nature walks.
A quiet time to visit; often chilly, but ideal for those seeking a secluded and peaceful retreat.