Spoorpark Tilburg - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

Natuurmuseum Brabant is the nature museum about nature and landscape of North Brabant . It is located on Spoorlaan in the North Brabant city of Tilburg. The museum consists of three floors with permanent and temporary exhibitions. At the end of 2011, the adjacent coach house, which previously housed the Scryption , was also converted into an exhibition space.The museum is very popular with families: for many years.

De Oliemeulen Zoo is a small zoo in Tilburg . It is set in and around a 17th-century farmhouse . The zoo takes its name from the oil horse mill in the farm. Animal husbandry is recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality. More than 150 animal species are kept in the park. The farm contains dozens of terrariums and semi-open enclosures with reptiles , amphibians , arthropods and a few small mammals .

Playland Beekse Bergen is an amusement park and playground located close to Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands. It is a part of the Beekse Bergen group, also owning Safaripark Beekse Bergen. The park is being exploited by Libéma Exploitatie. Speelland mainly offers playgrounds, a beach, and water attractions.

Safaripark Beekse Bergen is an animal park located between Tilburg and Hilvarenbeek in the municipality of Hilvarenbeek in the Dutch province of North Brabant . It is the largest animal park in the Benelux in terms of surface area . About 100 animal species are kept, ranging from small mammals to large birds . On vast open plains are zebras , giraffes and ostriches . Furthermore, there are lions , rhinoceroses , elephants andcheetahs .

This estate, which also includes the Loonsche Heide and De Mast forest area, borders Tilburg to the northwest and is named after a country house dating from 1864 on the road from De Moer to Loon op Zand. The area is approximately 650 hectares and is owned by Natuurmonumenten. This organization is working on the restoration of nature here, such as the realization of a wet heath, which characterized the area until 1940. It is a good trekking area.

The Oisterwijkse Bossen and Vennen form a nature reserve in the municipality of Oisterwijk of over 750 hectares in the National Landscape Het Groene Woud . More than 400 ha of this is owned by the Vereniging Natuurmonumenten. The area was once a vast heathland with many fens, but from 1801 the area was forested. Younger plantings date from about 1840 .