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見ごたえのあるバシリカですが、教会の前の小さな路地や広場も一見の価値があります。

Nicely laid out to go under the railway line and past the Eyserbeek.

Huis De Beuk is a building in the Savelsbos forest, located in the Dutch municipality of Eijsden-Margraten. The white building is situated northeast of the village of Gronsveld, on a spur of the Wijngaardsberg/Riesenberg, on the edge of the Margraten Plateau. From this location, there is a view of the Meuse Valley to the west. South of Huis De Beuk, the Termaardergrub flows into the Meuse Valley.

The present church building dates partly from the 11th and partly from the 12th century. The chronicle of the Archdiocese of Cambrai records the consecration of the crypt by Balderich II, Bishop of Liège, who served from 1008 to 1018. Construction of the westwork is also thought to have begun around 1000, as its gray cornerstones originate from a Roman fort that was demolished around that time. The chancel, transept, and nave were completed around the mid-12th century. The basilica initially had flat wooden ceilings. It likely received Gothic stone vaults in the 15th century, which were then replaced by new ones in the 18th century.

Parts of the city wall are still preserved. The old mill, which is still in operation, is definitely worth seeing.

This narrow path (Voerenweg) is a nice alternative to the parallel, wider Steegstraat. It's a private road with limited access. There are steps at the beginning and end.

Muddy path that takes you across the border.