Locations

It is used to flood the Bossche Broek at high tide.

The double undershot mill on the Dommel dates from the 13th century. A double watermill stood here originally: a corn mill on the left bank and an oil mill on the right bank

The beautiful Strabrechtse Hoeve is almost completely hidden in the greenery in Mierlo.

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.

Throughout the centuries, the mill has been rebuilt and restored on numerous occasions. It has also had various functions, such as an oil mill and a fulling mill.

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.

A beautifully appointed restaurant with ample outdoor seating located on Valkenswaard's main market square. A great place to enjoy an intimate and relaxed lunch, drink or dinner. At night the place transforms into a bustling café.

Reference to measures taken by customs against motorised smugglers.

This establishment does not fit comfortably in just one description: it is neither cafeteria nor fancy restaurant. It is undeniable, however, that they serve great food! Their ice cream is also excellent, and they have a large outdoor seating area.

Rents out electric and classic bicycles, making it an excellent place to start exploring De Groote Heide. Bicycles for children and a tandem are also available. Please note that an electric bicycle requires at least two days prior reservation.

A 3-hectare nature-inclusive food production company with a mission to connect people with nature through food. The premises include a food forest, perennial vegetable garden, edible flower picking garden, and a water feature, forming a unique environment.

How to process fresh produce from an organic market garden? If anyone knows, it is Wilma! She bakes all her cakes and pastry herself. And each slice is served with a carefully selected cup of coffee or tea. Of course she also grows her own mint leaves

The Boschwachter is a great starting point or stopover for or during a hike or bicycle ride in the Leenderbos. The chef and his kitchen brigade love to surprise guests with new, inspiring dishes, and every six to eight weeks they change up the menu.

A stones throw from Valkenswaard lies nature reserve De Malpie. The unparalleled beauty of this area led to Valkenswaard being voted “Hiking Municipality of the Year” in 2016.

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.

Prachtig binnen en buitenzwembad voor jong en oud De chloorvrije baden zorgen voor het ultieme zwemplezier. Ook is er gezorgd voor een goede horecavoorziening.

A wonderful and high-quality Chinese, Indian and Japanese restaurant. They serve Cantonese and Sichuan dishes and boast oriental cuisine & fusion, and offer live cooking.

You can find an extensive range of cycling and walking maps, (travel) books, packages such as the Heide Hapje, the Strabrechtse Smikkel, the Winterhapje and many more fun VVV products.

This Chinese/Japanese sushi & teppanyaki restaurant offers two dining concepts: ‘à la carte’ and ‘all you can eat’. Delivery and take-out also available.

Hit the road on nostalgic American bicycles with fat tires, armchair saddles and big, wide handlebars. The set route takes you on a 2 to 2.5 km drive.

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.

Villa Cranendonck, the little white castle, was built in the early 20th century. It was privately owned for quite some time until the municipality became owner or the Cranendonck estate in 1938.

In the 19th century, the Schimmelse or Woenselse Watermolen was the largest watermill in the area. Corn was ground, oil was pressed, and wool processed in this mill.