Sometime between 1743 and 1755, a boy grew up in Doesburg. This boy eventually became an explorer and commander under King William V. This is the story of Robert Jacob Gordon. Robert Jacob finds a way to come to our time and goes on an adventure with Lize. Will you join them? The walk starts next to the Arsenal on Kloosterstraat. It takes about an hour to an hour and a half and is also wheelchair friendly.

Learn about the history of the Hanseatic cities in the free Hanze Walk of Fame podwalk. With audio, historical buildings in 3D and augmented reality, famous residents take you on a journey through the rich Hanseatic past, giving you an impression of what it used to look like. Collect a number of Hanseatic coins along the way, take a photo of them and pick up a real Hanseatic coin at the tourist office at the end!

The Laligue Museum is hosting a temporary exhibition on the famous artist Marc Chagall (1887-1985). The exhibition focuses primarily on his themes: motherhood, women in general, and sirens in particular. His artworks are characterised by a free, imaginative and dreamlike expression. Chagall can rightly be called the greatest colour poet of all time.

In the floating glass space of the imposing Martini Church, silver sparkles like never before. The Doesburg Silver Museum presents the exhibition Silver and Ceramics: a surprising combination of sparkling silverware and refined ceramics from more than 25 countries.

During this special audio tour, a number of trees in the city take you into their world. They share their history, tell you about the place where they stand, the people who passed by and their wishes for the future of Wageningen. From centuries-old roots to fresh spring buds, listen to how trees talk about growth, change and connectedness. Sometimes with a wink, sometimes with a wise lesson. Always with a good story. The walk has no set order: you can start at any time and at any participating tree. Scattered throughout the city, you will find different trees with a story to tell. Scan the QR codes at the trees and listen in immediately. This way, you will discover Wageningen and its trees in a new way. For more information: Trees tell stories

On Sunday 29 March 2026, there will be another Zeldzaam Mooi market in the beautiful Sonsbeek Park in Arnhem. It is a market with beautiful products from local and regional artists, designers and creative entrepreneurs. Come and discover, taste and enjoy. All products are handmade, self-designed or produced in small batches (locally). In addition, traditional (organic) delicacies will also be on sale. Beautiful live music will provide the musical backdrop. Bubble artist Frans van de Kamp will give mega soap bubble demonstrations for young and old during this Zeldzaam Mooi event. Admission is free. For more information: https://zeldzaammooi.com/event-maart-sonsbeekpark-arnhem

Experience the Easter Fair on the beautiful grounds of the Rosendael estate. During the Easter weekend, we invite you to enjoy a day full of fun and discoveries. The Easter Fair offers a wide range of stalls selling both non-food and food products. Treat yourself to traditional delicacies, unique handmade products and much more. Discover the history of the castle at your leisure and stroll through the extensive castle grounds while enjoying a unique Easter experience. The castle and grounds are open to visitors during the Easter weekend. For more information: Easter Fair at the Rosendael estate

During the Hanzefeest, the historic city center of Doesburg provides a beautiful backdrop for a medieval festival featuring old crafts, live animals, market stalls, encampments, and other medieval scenes. On this day, we go back in time. Hundreds of extras in medieval clothing shuffle through the streets. Imagine yourself in the Middle Ages for a day!

The fifth edition of the International Baroque Festival Zutphen will be dedicated to Constantijn Huijgens (1596-1687). Huijgens, poet, diplomat, musician and art connoisseur, was one of the most versatile figures of the Dutch Golden Age. His many travels throughout Europe brought him into contact with a wealth of art and music. His letters and writings repeatedly express his wonder and enthusiasm for understanding and connecting styles. He was a man who knew how to unite politics and art. In the same spirit, the Baroque Festival aims to build bridges between different musical styles, between music of the past and present, whereby old and contemporary music complement each other, between amateurs and professionals, and between performers and the audience.

Every year in July, Verrassend Doesburg takes place, a three-day city festival full of fun activities, performances and music for young and old!