The Dom Tower, over 600 years old and the highest medieval tower in the Netherlands, is the natural symbol of Utrecht. At 112 metres, it soars above the Cathedral square, and high above the city.

Domunder

Discover 2,000 years of Dutch history in an exciting underground expedition through impressive archaeological remains. From the Castellum Trajectum, an ancient Roman fortification, to the religious complex that made Utrecht an influential seat of power in the Middle Ages.

Lofen Palace

Visit this ‘birthplace’ of the city and travel through time, back to Utrecht in 1122 when it functioned as the capital of the Netherlands.

The Centraal Museum was created in 1838 and is thus the oldest municipal museum in the Netherlands, which becomes apparent upon entering: this is a true labyrinth!

Visit the Rietveld Schröder House. Constructed in 1924 by furniture maker and architect Gerrit Rietveld, this is the only building that was ever realised according to the architectonic principles of the ‘De Stijl’.

Discover the city and province of Utrecht on two wheels with these remarkable cycling routes. Blending art, history, and breathtaking landscapes, each route provides a unique insight into Utrecht’s rich cultural heritage:

1. De Stijl Cycling Route: Follow the trail of iconic artists like Piet Mondriaan and Gerrit Rietveld, cycling between Utrecht and Amersfoort. Discover landmarks, museums, and architectural masterpieces inspired by the famous De Stijl movement.
2. Street Art Cycling Route: Ride through the streets of Utrecht and spot incredible murals and urban art. This route showcases the city’s vibrant street art scene, adding a colorful twist to your journey.
3. Castles and Country Houses Route: Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Utrecht’s countryside. This route takes you past stunning castles, historic estates, and lush green landscapes.
4. Waterlines Route: Uncover the stories of Utrecht’s historic water defense lines. Cycle along canals, forts, and dikes while enjoying the peaceful beauty of the surrounding nature.

The Miffy Museum is a series of miniature worlds. Ten rooms, each dedicated to a different subject, invite young children to discover the world around them step by step.

The National Railway Museum is so much more than just a museum. It’s a fascinating place where you can learn about how trains changed the world. With a real-life station, a theatre, exciting attractions and a variety of temporary exhibitions and events, you’re always on the right track here.

The outdoor cafés at the wharf, intriguing consoles and the beautiful canal side houses all invite you to explore the canals. An exploratory expedition by tour boat, pedal boat, canoe or motorboat.

Utrecht has a vibrant nightlife, with many different bars and clubs scattered throughout the city centre. Whether you prefer dance hits, electronic music or something a little quieter, you’ll find a place to suit your taste.