War in the Over-Betuwe
In September 1944, Operation Market Garden began. Large-scale airborne troops were deployed to capture strategic bridges from the south. The bridge at Nijmegen was taken by the Americans on September 20. The capture of the bridge at Arnhem was ultimately a failure.

Monument Palestinapioniers
contemporary

Mitchellmonument Malburgse Bandijk
contemporary

Monument 17 september

The Bell

Monument for the 7th battalion Royal Hampshire Regiment
monument

Monument 'The Wing'
contemporary

The Karbrug

Fort Pannerden
historical

Reconciliation panel

Water as weapon
audiospot

The Poles of Driel
audiospot

Exodus Evacuation Monument and Mass Grave

The flight

Gendt in the line of fire
historical

Haalderen in the front line
historical

Exodus - We commemorate the flight

Battle for Elst

The monument at Plac Polski and the annual commemorations in Driel

No Man's Land War Museum

Information Centre: The Poles of Driel
museum

Memorial for the mass grave Huissen
monument

Schoonderlogt estate

The Betuwe on the frontline
audiospot

The key to success

Distress and destruction

Engulfed in fire and smoke

Track-2023-02 Knp Exodus Routepunten
Length: 2.16 km
Route from None

Track-2023-02 Knp Exodus Routepunten
Length: 16.99 km
Route from None

Track-2023-02 Knp Exodus Routepunten
Length: 0.18 km
Route from None

Operation Market Garden
Route from Tulip Cycling

Polish cycling route - Driel/Valburg/Oosterbeek/Driel