Make your way from Middelburg across the storm surge barrier where a guide will stop to share the history about the floods of 1953. Here, you’ll take time to immerse yourself in a pre-museum lesson about the Deltawerken and how each part makes up Netherland’s largest flood defense system. Arrive at the Watersnoodmuseum (Flood Museum) for a guided tour where you’ll see in-depth before and after photos of the events. End your visit with some free time to walk the museum while reflecting on your new knowledge of the past.

Art lovers will find a wide range of works to peruse at the Kröller Müller Museum. Boasting the world’s second largest Van Gogh collection, you’ll see famous works like "Café Terrace at Night", among many others. In addition to Van Gogh artwork, the museum also features works by contemporaries of his time like Claude Monet, Georges-Pierre Seurat, and Pablo Picasso, as well as a modern sculpture garden with a seasonal art rotation on its sprawling 60-acre grounds.

Drive through the city of Arnhem, best known for the WWII operation "Market Garden." The British First Airborne Division was given the task of securing the main bridge in Arnhem in order to help Allied troops advance into northern Germany. Drive past the landmarks from this famous battle, continuing on to the Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek. The museum contains numerous displays and exhibits, which recount in detail the events of the battle including an impressive collection of weapons, uniforms, and documents from the battle and the period.