Top Things to do in Limburg Province
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What to do and see in Limburg Province, The Netherlands: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
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. Voetgolf International
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
We are temporarily closed due to relocation to a new location where we will build a challenging foot golf course again. This will be playable in the middle of next year.
2. Maasplassen, Roermond
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4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By 561sandir - Cranfield, United Kingdom
The walks around the lakes and water are beautiful, so is the town with the live music from the bandstand. I was recommended to come to this town as an off the beaten track and it certainly is but its also vibrant, colourful and friendly. Highly recommended
3. Barefoot Park Brunssum
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4.5 based on 128 reviews
4. Continium discovery center
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4.5 based on 158 reviews
Discover the influence of science and technology on your life! You'll be overwhelmed by all the fun explore-stations, helping you to discover how the world around you works.
5. Attractiepark Toverland
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4.5 based on 1,148 reviews
Reviewed By Joakfield - Borehamwood, United Kingdom
We booked to visit online and had the best time. The park is small enough to get around and has some amazing rides. The queues were not too bad. The flume rose was an hour but Troy (the best ride in the park) had a queue of five minutes!! We went on all the rides and we all had a blast! We loved the bike ride and the indoor Toboggan one. Good value for money and a great day out that I would recommend to all families.
6. 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.
7. Theatre Heerlen
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4.5 based on 135 reviews
8. National Park de Meinweg
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4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By MLoeys - Knokke-Heist, Belgium
Thanks to our stay in Roermond we discovered this beautiful nature reserve. Highly recommended for cyclists and hikers. Certain zones are quiet zones and therefore forbidden for cars, motorcycles and mopeds. Very well signposted paths for cyclists and hikers.
9. GaiaZOO
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4.5 based on 1,207 reviews
An unforgettable zoo experience GaiaZOO offers a breath-taking view of the world of animals and wildlife. In GaiaZOO you can travel around the world in one day; imagine you are in the African Savannah and get a close view of the world’s most beautiful animals like the mighty gorillas, enormous rhinos, stately giraffes, lightning-fast cheetahs and the king of the animals; the impressive lions. In the Rainforest you will discover all sorts of swinging and climbing monkeys; in the squirrel monkey forest they even climb through the trees over your head. GaiaZOO offers an unforgettable day trip for the whole family. Open every day of the year from 10.00 o ‘clock
Reviewed By Marahx - Kampen, The Netherlands
Probably the most beautiful zoo to walk through in the Netherlands. Lots of greenery and no cages, only natural exhibits. Not the biggest zoo, we were there for 3.5 hours. There are lots of play areas for the kids, including an indoor dinosaur themed play ground.
10. 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.
