Not enough snow or budget for your favorite winter sport? Here you can wear your skis all year round at a low guide price

Don't you want your share of winter fun to depend on a group of fickle weather gods? Winter sports enthusiasts who want to be sure of snow will find solace at the indoor ski slope. No brush is allowed: the slopes at all levels are covered with real snow during all four seasons. Wrap up well, because there is a constant temperature of -5°C.

In the Netherlands, SnowWorld welcomes you to five winter sports.

Snow world Landgraf It has the largest number of slopes and also has an amusement park and Adventure Valley, including a completely renovated climbing park. If you wish, you can also book a hotel stay here.

Zoetermeer You have to make do with one less on four slopes, but it has the steepest inland slope in Europe.

In the world of snow Rockvin Breda You can have a great time on three slopes and fans can also go snow karting, play “glow golf” or try to escape in an escape room.

Terneuzen It has two slopes, an amusement park and a facility Amsterdam It distinguishes itself with real après-ski activities.

However, you don't have to cross the border to enjoy the snow fun: it's just a 15-minute drive from the city centre. Antwerp You will find the sixth SnowWorld branch.

There are different formulas for enjoying your day of snow fun: for example, a two-hour ski pass to SnowWorld gives you two hours of access to the slopes.

If you prefer to enjoy the sky in the late hours or after work, you can choose to get an evening ski pass. This allows you to skate freely for four hours between 5pm and closing time.

SnowWorld also hosts one of the largest ski schools on the continent. So don't worry if you're not crazy about skating yet. From intensive courses to private lessons, you'll find a range of learning options, tailored to your personal needs.

If you bring your inexperienced children (from four years old) with you, they will enjoy a trial lesson or a ski/snowboard course at their level, while you relax further down the slopes.

Ski equipment is not included in your pass, so you must bring your own or rent it on site. A helmet and gloves are mandatory on the slopes, so don't forget them. You can rent a helmet if necessary, but gloves can only be purchased on site.

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