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Wilhelmina Canal with its ships and drawbridges

North of Nuenen, in the open landscape, you'll find the mill named after the area in which it stands. The mill is still used to grind grain and is therefore a "living" monument, well worth a visit! Open every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and you're also welcome by appointment! Admission is free.

Mediators "the root of the Mortar"

The Holy Blood Mission Convent was built in 1903 for the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood. The complex consists of a large convent building, a chapel, a convent garden, and various outbuildings. The convent is known for its peaceful location on the edge of Aarle-Rixtel and its impressive neo-Gothic architecture. A large parking lot is located in front, making it an ideal starting point for walks. For many years, the sisters were active in care, education, and missionary work. The grounds have a serene, secluded atmosphere, typical of monastic life in Brabant.

De Roosdonck Mill is a beautiful grain mill dating from 1884 and one of the iconic landmarks in the Nuenen landscape. Vincent van Gogh painted this mill several times during his Nuenen period, making it even more famous. The mill stands on a slight rise and contrasts beautifully with the surrounding open fields—a perfect spot to stop for a photo, especially in bright light. De Roosdonck still turns regularly and is clearly visible from the surrounding footpaths.

A really surprisingly beautiful walking route close to our house. You cross water several times and a large part is through the grazing area where bulls run free. If you hold on to your dog, there is nothing wrong. It is largely 'high and dry' ground. When we were there, there was nothing marshy.

Difficult route by bike. Maybe better to go by foot

no tip, but a question: tomorrow I'm going with an electric children's cargo bike (Type Winora) via the Wilhelmina canal from Eindhoven to Tilburg. Is it possible to do this unhindered? There seem to be narrow bicycle locks. Who knows more?