Top Things to do in Limburg Province
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Things to do in Limburg Province, The Netherlands: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Getting its name from the medieval Duchy of Limburg (now split among Holland, Belgium and Germany and the birthplace of the infamously pungent Limburger cheese), Limburg is the Netherlands’ southernmost region. Many of the area’s best attractions are concentrated in the capital of Maastricht, but other sights include the 12th-century Valkenburg castle ruins, the 17th-century Eijsden castle, the 20th-century Glaspaleis (built next to a medieval church at Heerlen), and De Meinweg National Park.
Restaurants in Limburg Province
1. Basilica of St. Servatius
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4.5 based on 751 reviews
Reviewed By PavelB138 - Oslo, Norway
Very well restored cathedral, which has evolved from Romanesque to early Gothic to full-blown Gothic - and has a lot of remarkable treasures on display.
2. Onze Lieve Vrouw Sterre der Zee Basiliek
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4.5 based on 935 reviews
Reviewed By emcat1 - New York, United States
Worth a visit. Beautiful church. Take a break and allow this beautiful church to bring you serenity and peace. to There is also a English mass at 5 PM on Saturdays.
3. Fort Sint Pieter
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4.5 based on 522 reviews
Reviewed By Damarg - Luanda, Angola
Our guide, Willy, was a great source of information on the one hour + tour of the fort and it’s underground tunnels. It was really interesting to learn about the fort and its role in Maastricht’s history over the years. Great views over the city and surroundings.
4. Kasteeltuinen Arcen
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4.5 based on 485 reviews
Reviewed By theleedsgirl - Leeds, United Kingdom
Kasteeltuinen has vast, beautiful gardens to explore. There are rose gardens, tropical gardens, Japanese gardens, bamboo, Italian and the list goes on. All are delicately manicured and well kept. There is a huge crazy golf course that is included in the entrance fee. Lots of lakes and waterfalls too. We stayed about 3 hours and didn't see everything because the site is massive. We visited the house too. The interior was disappointing. We also fed some goats, chickens and Koi Carp. This is a place to visit on a dry day as 90 percent is outside. Kids go free in July and August, which is always a bonus! You can get cheaper tickets sometimes on Social Deal or the ANWB members' site. I plan to return to see the parts that I did not get to see.
5. Vrijthof
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4.5 based on 2,073 reviews
Reviewed By traverlee
i went to this lovely place to watch andre rieu what a great time we ad and the people cant help you enough the food was excelent and the sights to see are outstanding i would recomend this place to everyone wewent in july 18
6. Stadhuis
7. Boekhandel Dominicanen
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4.5 based on 2,729 reviews
Reviewed By natalieav
Do not miss this book store, it will be an experience you will never have again. The cafe at the back of the store is a perfect place to pause your day and take in the wonderful tea, coffee and treats. I can’t even explain the feeling you get when you enter this ancient church which has been restored to be a fascinating book store with thousands of books, music, magazines and loads of wonderful trinkets. A must see! Side effect is, you end up in the heart of Masstricht, a world heritage site, you won’t regret this visit.
8. Munsterkerk
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4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By VandiMaria - Hoofddorp, The Netherlands
It was a nice and beautiful church service in this church. The building is 800 years. Priesters are very polte and really help if you need information.
