Situated on the Dutch border, Limburg is the easternmost province in Flanders, and the foremost fruit-growing region in the country. The lively, friendly market town of Hasselt is the provincial capital. It boasts a car-free historic center, with building dating back as far as the 11th century. Genk is another recommended stop. The city of 63,000 people is home to a zoo, a planetarium, De Maten nature reserve and Bokrijk, an open-air museum of 19th century Flemish architecture.
Restaurants in Limburg Province
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Domheren House dates from 1795 and originally belonged to the family de Villenfagne de Vogelsanck.Today, it houses the offices of Limburgs Landschap vzw. The castle has a largepark in English landscape style. The park is free to visit.
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Het prachtig gerestaureerde Kasteel van Gors, tevens het eerste energieneutrale kasteel van Vlaanderen is op afspraak te bezichtigen. Er kunnen ook evenementen plaatsvinden.
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Kom Leopoldsburg op een luchtige manier ontdekken! Octavie is niet alleen mijn oudmoeder maar ook een echte marketentster in het Kamp van Beverlo. Mar- ke- watte? Benieuwd naar haar beroep en het Kamp van Beverlo van weleer? Volledig gekleed in historisch kostuum treed ik samen met jullie in haar voetsporen! Onderweg word je getrakteerd op lekkere Kampse proevertjes!
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A magnificent basilica, a must see if you visit this city !. Our Lady of Tongeren “Golden” statue and the impressive organ as well as the wonderful stained glassed windows are the highlights of this wonderful church – MUST SEE IF YOU VISIT TONGEREN
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The 'Holsteen' site features the only fixed stone grinder in Flanders. Prehistoric man already used the stone for flattening out tools. In the townhall of Zonhoven, you will find archaeological objects found on the Holsteen in the permanent exhibition.
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Alden Biesen, so much in one castle! Historical monument, tourist draw, setting for events and exhibitions, centre for European operation, congress centre, ... Alden Biesen is all of these things and more!Originally built by the Teutonic Order, it is now one of the largest castle estates of the Euregion. Young and old, small and tall, culture and nature lovers: everyone loves it here. Come visit our castle and discover all that Alden-Biesen has to offer. Alden Biesen caters to both culture and nature lovers. Discover the historic building and gardens and visit an exhibition in the moated castle. Or make the Grand Commandery your point of departure for a hearty walk or a brisk bike ride through the Haspengouw region and the Demer valley. Afterwards you can enjoy one of the many events for which the Grand Commandery sets the stage.
A great place to spend time outside with your family, in every season! Go there during special exhibitions, or just to walk along, by foot or by bike.
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Visited the place with small children (aged 5 and 7). Both had a great time. The guide was ably to keep the whole group attentive. Not an easy job for a tour that lasts almost 2h. Must visit when you're in the area. Prices are on the low side. Entry point is a bit hard to find, as it's a bit further from the road with just a gate. Only accept cash.
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