Rozendaal

Rozendaal is a municipality and a village located in the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands. The municipality covers an area of 2.88 square kilometers, of which 0.09 square kilometers is water. As of January 2023, Rozendaal had a population of 1,632 inhabitants. The municipality is part of the larger region of the Veluwe, an area known for its natural beauty and forests.

The village of Rozendaal is situated on the eastern edge of the Veluwe, near the city of Arnhem. A notable landmark in Rozendaal is the remains of Rosendael Castle, a historic castle that was once a significant residence. While the castle itself is largely in ruins, its grounds and park are accessible and are a popular destination for visitors. The park features beautiful landscaping, including a grotto known as the Bedriegertje.

Historically, Rozendaal developed around the castle. Over time, it grew into a small residential community. Its location within the Veluwe offers residents and visitors opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. The municipality maintains a quiet, rural character despite its proximity to the urban center of Arnhem. Rozendaal is connected to surrounding areas by road networks, facilitating travel and access. The municipality is administered by a local government responsible for public services and infrastructure.