Locations

Rofra is an event organiser in the field of recreational, sports and adventure group outings. Thanks to the wide range of activities on offer, there is something for everyone. From a kids' survival or paintball package to a solextour or sports and games d

The Dommel, the Drongelens Canal and the Stadssingel (city canal) converge under the Vughterbrug.

The idyllic centuries-old village square of Borkel & Schaft is home to a welcoming eatery. Here lovers of nature and life find the peace and quiet to enjoy ‘the good things in life’.

Get in and drift with the current. Simply enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. Take a kick scooter, quadricycle train or streetstepper back to the starting point.

Heeze's tourist information point is located in bookstore and office stationer's Lektura on the J. Deckersstraat. They offer a wide range of cycling and hiking maps, (travel) books and package deals, including fun tourist promotions.

Hof van Huijbers is a regional shop, lunchroom and horticultural company. A unique place to go in the spring and summer period.

Our top-notch serving staff welcome you with open arms for breakfast, lunch, high tea/wine/beer or dinner. The relaxed outdoor seating area has a great view of the Market Square and beautiful English courtyard garden.

At our indoor play paradise, children can climb and scramble, crawl through tunnels, jump on the trampolines and slide down our slides. Play and romp in the ball pit or race on our go-kart track.

Dive into the past and hike along the reconstruction of ‘Den droad’ (the wire). This so-called Death Wire was a 332 kilometre long wire fence constructed by the Germans during the First World War, spanning the border between Belgium and the Netherlands.

A visit to the De Malpie nature reserve is about making choices. There are many hiking and cycling opportunities here, but you can also head out in a canoe or explore the area on horseback.

Burgers and beer. That is what they do, and what they do best. And what better combo is there? The café has spacious outdoor seating in the Statie entertainment district. They also host regular pub quizzes, tasting nights and live music sessions.

Several noble families have lived here and at one time it was even owned by the Royal Family. Not much remains of the original castle, which was built around 1250. On its spot now rises a beautiful villa that is available as a wedding location.

Your best chance to spot wildlife in the Leenderbos is from behind the wildlife observation screen. This is where forest rangers regularly deposit the bodies of animals killed by traffic, such as deer. And that attracts all kinds of scavengers.... The wil

B&B 1879 Culture & comfort Rural tranquillity At B&B 1879, we invite you to enjoy rural tranquillity and peace and quiet. Located in the picturesque village of Maarheeze, our B&B offers an escape from hectic city life.

A monumental building in the middle of the main market square of Valkenswaard is the venue of a modern art gallery. The outdoor seating area is a great place to lounge and enjoy the good life.

't Wilgenhof is a cosy family campsite where it is nice to stay. Located in natural surroundings near beautiful cycling and hiking trails. As a day guest, you can enjoy lots of water fun. The various pools guarantee fun for young and old.

It's finger-licking good!

If you are planning a visit to the beautiful, border-crossing nature reserve of Hageven-De Plateaux, a good place to start is the Hageven/De Wulp Visitors Centre. Have a look inside first, so you are more aware of what to look for out there.

The watermill was probably built in the 12th or 13th century and served as a corn, oil and fulling mill.

They were home to the customs officers of the cyclist brigade and their families.

This was originally a grain mill, but Dewerd was converted into a fulling mill in the 17th century.

Good times are guaranteed at this restaurant and outdoor café, whether for lunch, drinks with hapas & tapas, dinner, high tea, high wine or high beer.

Smugglers often used streams to smuggle goods across the border.

This 14th century mill belonged to the city of Peer and was hired as a soke mill.