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Vierlingsbeek, village on the Maas

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    Location: Boxmeer, North Brabant, Netherlands

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    3. Vierlingsbeek Village Center – Maasheggen loop from Vierlingsbeek

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    April 27, 2024

    Vierlingsbeek (dialect: Béék[2]) is a place in the municipality of Land van Cuijk in the Dutch province of North Brabant, between the Peel and the Maas.

    Until 1998, the village was part of the municipality of Vierlingsbeek (with, in addition to the town of the same name, the centers of Overloon, Groeningen, Maashees, Holthees and Vortum-Mullem), which was merged into the municipality of Boxmeer on January 1, 1998. The latter municipality was merged into the newly formed municipality of Land van Cuijk on January 1, 2022.

    The name of the village is most likely derived from the Molenbeek that flows through the village and the wealthy Vielinc family who lived there.

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      April 27, 2024

      Because Vierlingsbeek was located on the Roman highway from Nijmegen to Maastricht, the influence of the Romans is present here. Urns from the Gallo-Roman period have been found on the cover sand ridge between Vierlingsbeek and Maashees. Roman coins were also found there. The Langstraat is said to be part of the former Roman highway.

      Vierlingsbeek was very popular with King William I, who visited the reformed parsonage.

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        April 27, 2024

        Vierlingsbeek is located in the Maas valley, a few hundred meters from this river. The Molenbeek flows south of Vierlingsbeek, on which the Beekse Molen was located.

        The area along the Maas north of the village is remarkable. This nature reserve is officially called Bergjes but is better known as Maasheggen.

        The Dokterskuul, a swampy area, is located at the mouth of the Molenbeek in the Maas.

        There is a railway line west of Vierlingsbeek and the Sint-Jansbeek also flows there. The area around the village consists mainly of agricultural land, with some forest plots and swamp groves along the Molenbeek.

        Vierlingsbeek is located on the Pieterpad.

        Source and more information: Wikipedia

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          April 27, 2024

          Sights:
          - The Roman Catholic St. Laurentius Church on the Vrijthof dates from 1952 and was built according to the principles of the Bossche School, in basilica style.
          - Former Roman Catholic parsonage, from 1872, an imitation of a Gelderland mansion from the Land van Maas en Waal.
          - former NH church building is a neoclassical water control church from 1843. Since its restoration in 1997-1998, it has served as a wedding location and cultural center under the name Koningskerkje.
          - The former synagogue on Spoorstraa was built in 1756. Nowadays it is used as a house.
          - The monumental Jewish cemetery is one of the oldest in the Netherlands.
          - Remnants of the Beekse Molen, a water mill on the Molenbeek.
          - The village has had two castles, both of which have been largely destroyed.
          From Het Makken Castle, De Hattert Castle and 't Oortje Castle.
          Source and more information: nl.m.wikipedia.org

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            May 11, 2024

            A beautiful village where you can enjoy nice walks in the area.

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              August 16, 2024

              An end or starting point for a Pieterpad stage. Catering available.

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