Tourist Information
by ATLC
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Tourist information office Doorn (VVV):
Dorpsstraat 4, 3941 JM Doorn
Tel. (+31) (0)343 41 20 15
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In general opened weekdays from 10-17 hrs and Saturdays from 10-13 hrs. Special offer: a guided bus tour along the many castles and mansions in the area.
Doorn - what is it like?
by ATLC
Doorn is a widespread, prosperous village with many old houses and forests all around. It's an attractive place for retired people.
The old large mansions are usually headquarters of businesses and institutes or foundations. Even though it's inhabitant wasn't a popular man, his house Huis Doorn, is certainly worth a visit.
Have a look in the Must See Activities tips!
UNIFORMS 1
by ATLC
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Huis Doorn has an enormous collection of uniforms all worn by the Kaiser himself.
You can see that the left sleeve is considerably shorter than the right one.
Even though he lost his empire, the Kaiser used to dress in uniform every night for dinner.
Doorn, Netherlands
by al_mary
"Historical Doorn"
Doorn is a municipality and a town in the central Netherlands,
in the province of Utrecht.
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"Wilhelm II"
The last emperor of Germany,
Wilhelm II, lived at castle Doorn,
Huis Doorn, in the center of the
village, after he was deposed
in 1918.
He died in Doorn in 1941 ....
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"Virtual Doorn"
Take a virtual visit of Doorn,
viisit their official website ....
Click Here
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In the footsteps of Kaiser Wilhelm II
by Roeffie
Doorn is a small town that lies in the forestland of the "Utrechtse Heuvelrug" It is a nice quiet town with lots of natural beauty surrounding the town.
The most known building in the town is "Huis Doorn"
This is where Kaiser Wilhelm II spend a great deal of his life after Germany was defeated by the Allies in WW I. The people of Germany put the blame on him for loosing the war and on the 9th of november 1918 the people declared Germany to be a republic.
The emperor was exciled. The Netherlands was neutral in WW I, so he fled to the Netherlands.
It is a remarkable castle. It is rather small, but is completely filled with objects brought here by the last emperor of Germany