Fort Jutphaas is an impressive refuge located in Nieuwegein, Netherlands, about 15km from Utrecht. In the seventeenth century this building served as a way station between Utrecht and Amsterdam and remains largely in its original condition today. The fort and its surrounding landscape are stunning and offer plenty of opportunity for exploration and photography. The fort’s walking path is perfect for nature lovers to explore, while history buffs can learn more about the building’s past. The archaeological exhibition offers an impressive insight into the fort’s history and visitors can take a tour with a guide outside the fort, where they can explore the surrounding area and learn more about the local flora and fauna. There’s also a number of bike paths for cyclists in the nearby area, making this destination a great day trip for Dutch history aficionados, nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.
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