Connecterra, panorama gate of Hoge Kempen National Park. From the hotel you can easily walk into the adjacent Hoge Kempen National Park. The new main entrance, Connecterra, is a nice introduction. There are plenty of activities and you can enjoy a surprising landscape of ‘mountains and lakes’ with high peaks and spectacular panoramas. More info and opening hours on the website.

What’s in a name? At the highest point of the Netherlands, the borders of the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany meet. The Tripoint attracts a lot of visitors for hiking and recreation.

A multifaceted city that has elevated Burgundian life into culture. The many restaurants, eateries and terraces (mostly heated) create a cosy atmosphere. And whether you like shopping or want to enjoy the rich history of the city; welcome to Maastricht. Be sure to cross the old Maasbrug to the cosy Wyck.

With around 100 brand stores, Maasmechelen Village is the largest shopping street in Limburg. You will find the best-known international fashion brands at high discounts. Tip: You can also shop with a professional stylist here. Maasmechelen Village is open daily from 10:00 tot 18:00, and on Saturdays & Sundays until 19:00. They are also open on most public holidays: check the website for an update.

The title of ‘most beautiful village in Flanders’ suggests that a visit is more than worth it. The fully restored St. Peter's Church (museum), water castle d’Aspremont-Lynden, the Drossaerdhuis and the Ucoverpoort are just a few examples of Rekem's rich history.

Didn't find any nice shoes in Maasmechelen Village? No problem, because you won’t need any on the first barefoot path in Flanders in Zutendaal. The surface of wood, stones, tree chips, grass, loam and water give you a special feeling. A two-kilometre long barefoot stimulation of the senses, a special experience. Opening hours: from Easter to All Saints' Day: every day from 10.00 to 19.00. From All Saints' Day to Easter: Every day from 10.00 to 17.00.

In 1990, the Van Rennes family revived the centuries-old wine culture. The wine grape in the beautiful landscape around the castle of Genoels-Elderen has made a complete comeback. With 22 hectares of vineyards, this is the largest wine estate in the country. A guided tour takes you through the park, the vineyards, the rose garden, the distillery, the pressing house and 13th century wine cellars. Guided tours on Mondays through Saturdays. Open for tours From Monday to Saturday. Individuals can join a group.

In 15 BC, the city of Tongeren was a Gallo-Roman settlement. As the oldest city in Belgium, it is no surprise that you can admire all the treasures and excavations of the region in the Gallo-Roman Museum! In addition, young and old can discover the multifaceted story of the people of the Limburg region in this museum: from prehistoric times to the end of Roman times.

The nocturnal, multimedia experience trail brings the 800-year history of Alden Biesen to life. With a tablet in your hand and headphones on your ears, you can travel through time like never before. From Knight Brothers on a crusade to dancing nymphs in the romantic temple of Minerva to a devastating fire… Immerse yourself in the fairytale decor and a fascinating story based on true events. The virtual guide through the route of about 70 minutes is Lord Biesen. He is played by famous actor Jan Decleir. Opening hours: From sunset to midnight, during the summer months until 1 AM. For all detailed opening hours: take a look at www.bilzenmysteries.be. Opening days: During the Belgian school holidays: daily Outside the Belgian school holidays: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.