The Ijssel is a river in the Netherlands that flows from Westervoort, near Arnhem, to the Ijsselmeer. It is about 125 kilometers long and is an important tributary of the Rhine River. The river passes through scenic landscapes, including floodplains, meadows, and historic towns such as Zutphen and Deventer. The Ijssel is known for its natural beauty, offering opportunities for boating, cycling along its banks, and enjoying picturesque views.