Locations

Enjoy snacks and drinks in an oasis of tranquillity. Rhododendrons stand in bloom in May, while in summer the large pond can be admired with its natural riparian vegetation. For art lovers, there is a varied selection of visual art.

"A shared meal is oil for the gears of friendship." A fine family restaurant with a large outdoor seating area and playground, located next to the Philips de Jong walking park.

Kempense Plassen, also called the Philipvijver (Philips Pond), is on the westside of the Dommel.

The Leenderheide (or Groote Heide) is located east of Eindhoven, nestled between the A67 and A2 highways. Part of the area is known as the Groote Heide, identical to the name of our nature border park.

From the 16th century, Boxtelsche Watermolen was used as a saw, bark, fulling and grain mill.

One of the attractions of Genneper Parken is the cosy Pavilion Genneper Parken, where you can play miniature golf or 'pick up' a terrace in a beautifully landscaped garden.

A standerdmolen is a mill that rests on a standard, as it were. When the wind comes from a certain direction, the whole mill is turned to catch the wind, and not just the hood with the blades.

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.

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

Jack talks passionately about their fully organic market garden, orchard, ornamental garden and animals. The tour lasts approximately 45 to 60 minutes.

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.

The Neerpeltse Watersport Club offers you the opportunity to navigate the most beautiful part of the Dommel between Neerpelt and Valkenswaard by canoe or kayak.

Haviksoord membership is available to any practitioner of golf. Guest players are welcome. The golf course is in good condition. There is a cosy compact clubhouse where you can go for a snack and a drink.

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

This watermill dating from 1208 was originally used as a grinding mill to crush oil from linseed, rapeseed and coleseed. It was later converted into a grain mill.

The Wolfswinkel mill was a corn and oil mill. A fulling mill was added around 1606.

Janzona means 'son of Janssen'. This is an octagonal mountain corn mill. It was moved from Venlo to Budel-Schoot in 1937. After a thorough restoration in 1980, the mill is now completely millable again.

This area entrance at the edge of nature reserve De Malpie is an excellent starting point for various trips.

Boundaries are blurring in the Belgian-Dutch nature reserve of Hageven-De Plateaux. Start your visit at the visitors centre so you know what special plants and animals to look out for along the way.

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

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 most places, it is forbidden to go into nature with a dirt bike. Cranendonck has a place where you can cross-country ski for a fee.

A visit to familia Hernandez's tapas restaurant is always a good idea!

A top-notch restaurant serving Greek cuisine. The ever cheerful and friendly owners and staff host a Greek evening with authentic live music twice a year. Tip: book in advance!