
To bid farewell to summer, our member Norbert has planned a visit to Huis Doorn on Saturday, September 26 – as the name suggests, located in Doorn. This will be an exception to our usual routine, so whether you arrive in your classic car, modern classic, or other vehicle is entirely up to you.
Huis Doorn is best known because the last German Emperor lived here in exile after World War I until 1941. His greatest hobby was felling trees, but we won’t be getting into that today. What we will be doing, however, is visiting his residence, and it is more than worth the effort. Huis Doorn not only preserves all of Wilhelm II’s personal artifacts but is also a beautiful museum about World War I, featuring over 2,000 books, magazines, and documents from that era.
Our visit starts early this Saturday: we are expected from 9:30 AM onwards, as the first group is beginning the tour at 10:00 AM. The tour will last approximately one hour. The next group will depart at 10-minute intervals so that the last group will eventually be back outside around 12:00.
Each group is asked to be present at the cellar of Huis Doorn fifteen minutes before the start of the tour.
Please note! A maximum of 60 people can participate, and each group has a maximum of 10 participants. So, full means full!













