ブレダの天然記念物・トップ20

Park Valkenberg is the green oasis in the city center of Breda. A park with royal allure where, until the early nineteenth century, only the castle residents and their guests were welcome. Nowadays it is a wonderful meeting place. Students look for the sun or the shade of the centuries-old trees. Fathers and mothers let their offspring play in the playground while they sit on the terrace of the T-House. Even the geese feel at home there. Falconry The park owes its name to a falcon house that stood on the edge and from which the castle residents and their guests practiced falconry. Live music regularly plays in the park.

Beautiful location to enjoy the decibels produced by the water, which accelerates here on its course to Breda.

The Aa or Weerijs was formed by meltwater from the last ice age. The length of the Aa or Weerijs is 36.4 km. It rises in Belgium where it arises from a confluence of the Grote Aa in Wuustwezel and the Kleine Aa in Brecht. The stream then has several names, such as Kleine Aa or Weerijs Beek and Grote Beek. From the border with the Netherlands it flows further as the Aa or Weerijs. Several weirs have been installed to regulate water discharge and fish ladders were constructed in four of them in 2006. Fish ladders consist of concrete steps that allow fish to jump upstream one step at a time.

After the heather it's green again here...

Picturesque pictures are made here...

The Mark is about 40 km long from its source in Flanders to Breda. It has a drop of about 30 meters over this distance, which means that the water flows relatively quickly.

Unpaved idyllic hiking trail. Also in winter not bad for walking.

A beautiful location with picturesque views, especially in winter with frost