Locations

Get your delicious artisanal ice cream here! A cosy little ice cream parlour right in the centre of Valkenswaard.

This mill was restored in 1900 and is still in operation.

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.

When you dive into the history of Geldrop-Mierlo, you discover that the textile industry in this place meant a lot to the Netherlands and Belgium, and therefore also to the inhabitants themselves. You will feel this when you go to the Weverijmuseum.

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

Always a very warm welcome. Beautifully appointed rooms featuring French doors that open onto your own private garden or a large farm orchard. All the comforts of home.

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

Warning, choice overload at Barcode! Their lunch and dinner menu is extensive. Barcode is located on the main market square of Valkenswaard and an excellent venue for socials or parties.

For centuries, three watermills stood by the castle of the lords of Herlaer.

Sportsmen and adventurers, beware! You will experience excitement at high altitude. You will complete, metres above the ground, a large climbing course while being encouraged from below.

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

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!

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

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

Fire destroyed the Volmolen or Waalrese Molen in 1962. A double mill stood on this spot in 1350.

Group accommodation located near Valkenswaard's extensive sports grounds. A perfect place for clubs, schools and groups of friends. Basic bedrooms and sanitary facilities with a large common room and outdoor seating area.

At ice cream parlour Pierre, they do not compromise on raw materials. For instance, the pistachios come from Sicily and the hazelnuts from Piedmont. The cocoa comes from Belgium and the milk, cream and yoghurt, of course, from the Netherlands.

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

South of the small Heuvelse Putten nature reserve, agricultural land has been transformed to create new countryside.

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.

Our municipality's foremost cheese and dairy store. The rich assortment of products are all sourced and produced locally, and the friendly staff is happy to provide personal advice.

The current Belgian-Dutch border was laid down in detail and established officially in 1843. 388 cast-iron border posts were installed along the border.

Owners Herman Cooijmans and Robin Groos excel in delivering bold flavour combinations and exciting preparations at the table. Their mission is to excite guests with distinct flavours and an unmistakable presentations. They have been awarded a much-deserve

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.