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フォーセンのここでの景観は、なだらかな地形と、耕作に非常に適した肥沃な土壌が特徴です。

Tumulus is the Roman term for a burial mound built over the cremation grave of a prominent citizen.

Tumulus is the Roman term for a burial mound built over the cremation grave of a prominent citizen.

Tumulus is the Roman term for a burial mound built over the cremation grave of a prominent citizen.

Jadoul Farm in Vorsen is a historic square farm, mentioned as early as 1469. Originally owned by Susteren Abbey, it was part of the County of Loon, with a rich history of guardians such as the Van Vorsen, Van Berlo, Van Gavere, and the Count of Arenberg families. This protected monument underwent renovations, including one in 1788, and is now a working fruit farm (apple, pear, cherry) with modern holiday homes, combining tourism with agriculture and history, including covered wagon tours of the nearby tumuli.

The old rectory of Vorsen, built in 1845, has been restored, expanded, and converted into a hotel by its current owners (since 2014), aptly named "Hotel van Vorsen." A memorial stone for the military victims, veterans, and those deported during the First World War is embedded in the wall surrounding the rectory. The text on the monument refers to the municipality of Fresin, which is its former French name.

Het Paenhuys was a brewery, located at Brouwerijstraat 2 in Vorsen. This brewery was connected to the Jadoulhoeve, which belonged to Susteren Abbey. After 1755, it was completely rebuilt. However, the brewery disappeared, and an annex was built in 1926. The house still dates from the 18th century.

View of this mainly flat agricultural area