7月周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Today a crossing costs 1.25 euros. But it's still a great investment.

A beautiful village where much has been preserved.

This is the monastery church of St. Michael. The two-storey double church belonging to the monastery is also worth mentioning. The upper church is only accessible through the mission house: a light-filled room in which the original neo-Gothic interior has been almost completely preserved. It is often used for larger celebrations and events in the summer months. The lower church of the mission house of St. Michael, a contemplative place of silence, serves as a prayer room for the Steyl community. The artist Will Horsten from Kevelaer redesigned it in 1972; he added modern elements to the old church space. The high grave of St. Arnold Janssen is also located here. In the upper church of the mission house there is a historic organ (Späth/Klais from 1888/1937). International organ concerts are played on the German-romantic instrument in the summer months.

Today's port has nothing left of the past, today there is a completely different ambience here and there are now also nice restaurants here. Only the legendary Friture "Petate Will" can no longer be found here, which many will miss.

The right bank of the Maas near the city center had a reputation for being neglected. A new part of the center was opened here in 2010, the Maasboulevard. The master plan for the Maasboulevard was designed by Arno Meijs. In this building complex there are shops, restaurants and residences. In the summer of 2011, Theater de Maaspoort was expanded and connected to the Maasboulevard. The Floriade also took place in the Venlo region in 2012.

From up here you can watch the hustle and bustle of the translators with the ferry.

It's interesting to watch the hustle and bustle on and around the ferry.

In the meantime, the ferry has also become a bit more expensive per person by bike €1.20 (as of May 2023)