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Routebeschrijving A2 vanuit Amsterdam A12 vanuit Den Haag • Op knooppunt Oudenrijn volgt u RING UTRECHT • U volgt RING UTRECHT (OOST) richting Amersfoort, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Arnhem (A12). Hilversum (A27) en Arnhem (A12). (U rijdt nu op de • Vervolgens volgt u RING UTRECHT richting Houten, middenbaan van verkeersplein Oudenrijn.) Arnhem (A12). • Dan volgt u RING UTRECHT richting Amersfoort, • Vervolgens RING UTRECHT (OOST) richting Hilversum (A27) Amersfoort, Hilversum (A27) en Arnhem (A12). • Afrit 30 volgen: De Uithof, De Bilt, Amersfoort, UMC, (U rijdt nu op de middenbaan van verkeersplein Rijnsweerd, Veemarkt (A28) Oudenrijn.) • Afrit 30 richting Veemarkt, Rijnsweerd volgen (A28). • Dan volgt u RING UTRECHT richting Amersfoort, • U neemt de afslag Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder kader] Hilversum (A27). • Afrit 30 volgen: De Uithof, De Bilt, Amersfoort, UMC, A12 vanuit Arnhem Rijnsweerd, Veemarkt (A28). • Bij knooppunt Lunetten neemt u de afslag 16-18 RING • Afrit 30 volgen richting Veemarkt, Rijnsweerd (A28). UTRECHT Hilversum, ’s-Hertogenbosch, Breda, • U neemt de afslag Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder Nieuwegein. kader] • U volgt RING UTRECHT (OOST) richting Hilversum (A27). • Afrit 30 volgen: De Uithof, De Bilt, Amersfoort, UMC, A27 vanuit Hilversum Rijnsweerd, Veemarkt (A28) • U volgt Rijnsweerd, UMC, De Uithof, Amersfoort • Afrit 30 volgen richting Veemarkt, Rijnsweerd (A28). (A28). • U neemt de afslag Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder kader] • U neemt vervolgens de afslag Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder kader] A28 vanuit Amersfoort, Zwolle • Bij Utrecht volgt u Centrum, Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder A27 vanuit Den Bosch en Breda kader] • Afrit 30 volgen: De Uithof, De Bilt, Amersfoort, UMC, Rijnsweerd, Veemarkt (A28). • Afrit 30 volgen richting Veemarkt, Rijnsweerd (A28). • U neemt de afslag Rijnsweerd (A28). [Zie verder kader] Aan het einde van de A28 bij de T -splitsing gaat u rechtsaf richting Rijnsweerd, Wittevrouwen. Volg Wittevrouwen, Centrum Oost tot de rotonde (Berekuil), daar gaat u linksaf (4/5). Bij de verkeerslichten gaat u linksaf. Nu rechts aanhouden (volg Buiten Wittevrouwen) en bij de verkeerslichten rechtsaf (Museumlaan, volg de borden Spoorwegmuseum). Na de spoorwegovergang gaat u linksaf de middenbaan (Maliebaan) op (rotonde 3/4). Bij het kruispunt met verkeerslichten gaat u rechtdoor. Aan het einde van de Maliebaan rijdt u rechtdoor de Maliesingel op. Hier neemt u de 1 e straat links (Johan van Oldenbarneveltlaan). Voor het Spoorwegmuseum gaat u naar rechts (Hugo de Grootstraat). De ingang van het parkeerterrein bevindt zich na 10 meter aan uw rechterhand. Bij aanmelding zal de poort worden geopend (navigatieadres parkeerterrein: Hugo de Grootstraat 46). Na het parkeren van uw auto kunt u zich melden bij de achteringang van ons pand. OPL architecten / re-designers Maliesingel 38 3581 BK Utrecht tel. 030 25 11 005 www.oplarchitecten.nl [email protected] .

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