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Beautiful scenery with good hiking trails. Highly recommended.

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In Helvoirt, the Van Gogh family had connections with the noble De Jonge van Zwijnsbergen family, a prominent family closely involved in the Protestant community. Joan de Jonge van Zwijnsbergen (1821-1881) lived in Zwijnsbergen Castle, which evolved from a farm in the late Middle Ages into a castle in the eighteenth century.

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The Scheut Fathers (Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) were missionaries based at Sparrendaal. Deceased members of that congregation were buried here, including Brother Pieter Hordijk (born 1938–died 1971); his grave is still clearly marked by a stone with a cross.

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In the Belgian Scheut, the Flemish priest Theophiel Verbist founded the Missionaries of Scheut in 1862. In 1899, these missionaries were given ‘Oud Sparrendaal’ and 38 hectares of land as a gift. They set up the mission house Sint Franciscus Xaverius there, with the aim of recruiting more Dutch people for missionary work. They started giving lessons and courses. In 1929, the growing brotherhood built a new complex with a chapel ‘Nieuw Sparrendaal’ right next to the old country house. A minor seminary with boarding school for boys who wanted to become missionaries. In 2008, the last missionaries left Sparrendaal. They went to a nursing home in Teteringen. Nieuw-Sparrendaal was demolished in 2009 to make way for two country houses. The old beech avenue was restored. Remains of the monastery’s history include the cemetery and a small Marian chapel.

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A beautiful Brabant castle in the heart of the Kampina nature reserve. Plus a cozy café, perfect for a snack or lunch break.

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Two nature toilets were opened in Vught on 5 June 2024. These public toilet facilities are located in the Brabant nature reserves of the IJzeren Man and the Kapellebos. The compost toilets are part of the project ‘When Nature Calls’, a joint initiative of the Maag Lever Darm Stichting (MLDS) and Natuurmonumenten, with support from the National Postcode Lottery. The main goal of these types of toilets is to make nature accessible to everyone. Source and more information: www.iederewctelt.nl

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Nemerlaer Castle is a 14th-century castle, located in Haaren, in the Dutch province of North Brabant. The castle is named after the river Amer and Laer. It was first mentioned in 1303, as the residence of knight Geerlinck van den Bossche. Source: Wikipedia

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The Jonkheerpad near Oisterwijk is a beautiful route that takes you right through the wooded heart of Brabant. This winding path winds past bright blue fens, dense forests and atmospheric heathlands and offers an unforgettable nature experience for hikers and cyclists. Along the way you will pass iconic places such as the Van Esschenven and the Kolkven, where the reflection of the trees and clouds in the still water creates a picturesque scene. The Jonkheerpad is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a place full of peace and history. The path is named after the former landowners who made an effort to preserve this unique landscape. Especially in the early morning, when the mist still hangs low over the fens and the sun peeps through the canopy, the Jonkheerpad exudes a magical atmosphere. A walk here is a journey through Brabant nature at its best, where every season conjures up a new color palette and surprising scenes.

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