The advantage of living or staying in South Limburg is that you can be in Belgium in no time. The South Limburg hills seamlessly merge into the Belgian Voerstreek. Just across the border lie various gems, ready to be discovered.
The Belgian border region in five tips.
Voerstreek
The Voer region forms the natural transition between the South Limburg hills and the Belgian Ardennes. There is plenty to see and do here. You can enjoy cycling, walking, and horse riding. You can stay overnight in one of the many cosy B&Bs.
2. Maasmechelen Village
Do you prefer shopping? Then you can indulge yourself at the outlet shopping centre Maasmechelen Village. Located just half an hour from Maastricht, this outlet is closer than the one in Roermond. While the supply is virtually the same.
3. Luik
Luik is one of the largest Belgian cities and is located in the French-speaking Walloon region. The Sunday market, La Batte, the largest and oldest in Belgium, is well worth a visit. The historic centre offers numerous sights and many pleasant places to eat and drink.
4. Hasselt
Hasselt is the capital of (Belgian) Limburg. The Grote Markt is the culinary heart of the city, which is also known for its beautiful parks and diverse museums. The Japanese Garden is even the largest in Europe. In Hasselt, you'll also find various quaint boutiques.
5. Tongeren
Tongeren lies on the Jeker, which flows into the Meuse at Maastricht. As Belgium's oldest city, Tongeren is a place that particularly attracts history and culture enthusiasts. However, you can also enjoy pleasant shopping and delightful dining.
Do you regularly cross the border into Belgium? And where does the trip go? With a Car hire in the Brunssum region You can also cross the border from Adrem!
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