Nearby
of Athena Ossendrecht

A day in bustling Antwerp

A valuable historical part of the city, contemporary architecture and creative fashion, authentic cafés, top restaurants, large shopping boulevards and strolling streets, flea markets and vintage shops. This city has it all.

Refuelling oxygen amidst natural beauty

You step right into the varied landscape of Grenspark Kalmthoutse Heide. For a small diversions or a day trip with a picnic. You can buy a walking map with all the signposted paths and connecting tracks at the reception.

Signposted footpaths from Athena

For sports enthusiasts, connecting paths have been created from Athena that provide access to all walks in the border park.

Mountain biking on winding single tracks

Respectful cross-country skiing in the woods? Welcome to the Dutch side of Grenspark Kalmthoutse Heide, at the Stoppelbergen-Wildernissen, Staartse Heide and Abdijbossen. Around Essen you can continue to Horendonk and Wildertse Duintjes.

Ride your bike and enjoy!

At the existing junctions, the Poortfietslussen will take you through the extensive Grenspark Kalmthoutse Heide to the charming surrounding municipalities: Kalmthout, Essen, Woensdrecht and Stabroek. Nature, culture and catering, delicious!

The Enchanting Summer of Antwerp

Are you staying at Athena Ossendrecht in July or August? Lucky you! Surprising international theatre, original circus acts, open-air cinema, the Summer Factory, Music in the Neighbourhood, workshops and an animated Summer Bar await you in the biscuit town.

Tree fun in Klimbos Brabantse Wal

In Bergen op Zoom, no fewer than nine different climbing adventures - up to 18 metres high - and some 100 different transitions await. Three routes are tailored to children from 6 years of age and who are at least 1.20 metres tall. Have fun!

Blessed roaming on the Brabant Wall

Where Brabant kisses Zeeland there is so much to see and experience. The Brabantse Wal runs across Steenbergen, the north of Bergen op Zoom, the southwest of Roosendaal and Woensdrecht. Asparagus season? Don't miss out on this European Recognised Regional Product.