Netherlands · Provincie Gelderland · Ede
Veldhuizen, Ede — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Veldhuizen is a district of Ede, a quarter of the Dutch town whose record runs to four named buildings and the housing between them.
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Where to stay in Veldhuizen
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
The lodging question in Veldhuizen answers itself: the beds are in Ede, and the district keeps housing, its four named buildings, and the quiet that comes with being off the visitor's route. Hanenburg is the landmark. De Goede Herder, De Ark, and De Open Hof are the other names the district carries.
You stay here for calm streets and an easy run into Ede.
Few places to stay in Veldhuizen — most visitors book in Ede nearby.
About Veldhuizen
What are the main landmarks in Veldhuizen?
Four buildings make up the whole entry. Hanenburg heads the list, and De Goede Herder, De Ark, and De Open Hof follow it, each one recorded as a building of the quarter rather than as a sight that pulls travellers out from Ede. Veldhuizen keeps them among its housing, which is what the district is made of.
What is the history of Veldhuizen?
Ede's record says little about this quarter. No founding year, charter, or event is recorded for the quarter, and what stands instead is a set of names, Hanenburg, De Goede Herder, De Ark, and De Open Hof, that fix points in a district of Ede built for living. Names are what survive.
Where is Veldhuizen?
Veldhuizen forms part of Ede, and the four names recorded inside it, Hanenburg among them, mark points within the district's built-up ground.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Veldhuizen?
Hanenburg: a quiet Veldhuizen address by its best-known name. De Open Hof: the calm edge of Ede's Veldhuizen quarter.
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Updated August 2026