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ユリアナ運河にかかるブンデ橋へは、少しカーブした道を通ってアクセスできますが、非常に走りやすい道です。

城は土曜日の午前10時から見学できます。入場料：10ユーロ

真ん中にテーブルが付いたこの4つの椅子は、クローバーの形をしています。

歩行者の往来に加えて、この場所は急流のヘーメルベークの通過点としても機能します。歩道は狭く暗いため、特に反対側から人が来ると、道から一歩踏み外さないように注意が必要です。

オランダで唯一の石畳の山であるマースベルクへの賛辞でもあり、南リンブルフでのレースではしばしば顕著な地点となります。

The Basilica of Meerssen, officially the Basilica of the Holy Sacrament and the Apostle Bartholomew, is a historically and religiously significant church building located on the Markt square in the central village of Meerssen. It is an impressive example of Maas Gothic architecture and is considered one of the most important churches of this style in the Netherlands. The basilica's history goes back a long way. As early as the beginning of the Middle Ages (around the 8th/9th century), a Palatine chapel stood on this site. This chapel was later expanded into a larger Romanesque church, possibly due to the influence of princely occupation at the time. In the 14th century, the church was further expanded into a Gothic cruciform basilica with a robust nave, choir, and large tower, features that still dominate the building today. In 1938, Pope Pius XI elevated the church to a minor basilica, an honorary title indicating the building's special significance for the Catholic Church and pilgrims. The basilica is best known for two legendary events that made Meerssen a place of pilgrimage for centuries. In 1222, the so-called Miracle of the Blood took place here. During a Eucharist celebration, the priest forgot to put water and wine in the chalice, and after prayer, water and blood flowed from the host when it was broken, an event that attracted thousands of pilgrims. Later, in 1465, a second miracle was commemorated when a farmer rescued the monstrance from a burning church and, upon returning to his field, found it plowed as if by angels. This, too, was seen as a sign of divine protection and was commemorated annually. Architecturally, the basilica combines Gothic elements with later extensions and restorations. Around 1936–1938, the west side was enlarged by architect Joseph Cuypers. A special feature of the art treasures are the 20th-century stained-glass windows that add color and atmosphere to the interior. The basilica is part of Meerssen's cultural heritage and has been listed as a national monument since 1967 due to its architectural history and cultural significance. Every year, the basilica still attracts pilgrims and visitors, especially during the Octave of Corpus Christi around Corpus Christi Day, when processions and celebrations take place to commemorate the miracles and devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.

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