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The Roof of Brabant, located on the Gulberg near Nuenen/Mierlo, is an artificial hill that emerged from a former landfill and is now one of the region's most striking landmarks. With a summit of approximately 60 meters, the hill offers a panoramic view rarely found anywhere else in Brabant. From the summit, you can look out over the Luchense Heide, the surrounding forest, the Eindhoven Canal, and, on a clear day, even as far as Eindhoven and Helmond. The slopes of the Gulberg are covered with rugged grass and shrubs, making the area a habitat for birds and small mammals. The summit is regularly visited by hikers, runners, and mountain bikers, but it remains a place where you literally stand above the landscape. The contrast between the natural environment and its industrial origins makes it a unique viewpoint that is always worth pausing for a moment.

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Bloemenhof Castle The former vegetable garden and orchard was created around 1870 by Hubertus Paulus Hoevenaar Jr., operator of sugar factories in the Dutch East Indies. In 2002, this vegetable garden was transformed into the Bloemenhof. The desire to create a beautiful place, a place that people consider good and valuable, a place that makes them happy, became a reality. The Bloemenhof is a natural location that contributes to people's well-being and meets the growing demand for high-quality green spaces in urban environments. In the Bloemenhof, your senses are immersed in a three-dimensional experience. This benefits body and mind and reduces stressors. At the Bloemenhof, Geldrop Castle aims to demonstrate its strong commitment to the latest developments in sustainability, ecology, and the experience of nature. The rich planting, with all its diverse shapes, colors, and textures, creates a buzzing, vibrant life in the Bloemenhof (Flower Court). A high level of biodiversity can only be achieved through a wide selection of perennials and grasses. This diversity also ensures that the garden has its own unique beauty in every season. The connection to the past is maintained by the espaliered fruit trees against the ramparts, the maintenance of the orchard, and the Victorian greenhouses where the plants are grown in the spring, and in the summer, the greenhouses are used for growing tomatoes and grapes. The use of flowers for the beautiful, exuberant floral arrangements at the Castle also bears witness to this noble past. Every year, we welcome many visitors who find their way to the Bloemenhof (Flower Court) at Geldrop Castle, and for anyone with a more in-depth interest, we are happy to offer guided tours. This is especially true for small and large groups of garden enthusiasts who want to learn more about the planting plan and the story behind it. In other words: it's more than worth it to visit us on the Geldrop Castle estate and experience the atmosphere. Whether you come to relax in the orchard, get inspired for your own garden, or meet other people, you're very welcome when the gates are open. Enjoying the peace, space, and romance in the heart of Geldrop and enjoying a drink on the terrace of Kasteelhoeve is also a great idea. Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Guests are welcome without a bike or dog.

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Near the town center lies Geldrop Castle, surrounded by a beautiful English garden and flower garden. It was built in 1350 by Knight Philip I of Geldrop, about whom little is known. The castle had a keep, which must have suffered greatly during the Guelderian Wars, and documents from 1651 mention that it was "exploded by a buspoyer" during these wars. Around 1616, Amandus II of Horne therefore had a new house with stepped gables built. This new house formed the foundation of the current castle. Beautiful walking paths have been created through the gardens of the castle park, and there is also a petting zoo and a sensory garden. In the flower garden, which is full of blooming flowers in summer, there are various seating areas for guests to enjoy. Guided tours are organized at the castle, and exhibitions are regularly held. It is also an attractive wedding venue.

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It is a beautiful nature reserve

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August is the month to cycle around here. Beautiful heathlands with African savannah vistas.

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quiet path along the canal

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If you do choose to cycle through this tunnel, enjoy the beautiful graffiti art on the wall. Keep in mind that this is often a busy cycle path with many students because the cycle path runs over the TU Eindhoven terrain.

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The bike path is good. But be careful. Only ride on it from Mierlo onwards. A long way before that, it's unpaved and, in places where the concrete slabs aren't there, it's awfully difficult to ride on.

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Nice cycle path and enough space to overtake people.

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Gravel as soon as possible

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Super smooth gravel path, great for cycling

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Great trail for gravel biking

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This reconstruction of the 'Death Wire' gives an excellent impression of the impact of this German barrier during WWI on the area and its inhabitants. Along this reconstruction are information boards that provide walkers with additional information about the original construction in 1916, the many escape methods that were attempted from Belgium to the Netherlands, but also the dramatic stories that took place at the wire.

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Border post 176 with Baroniepaal: a square post with on one side ‘Baronie van Hees en Leen’ and on the other side ‘Baronie van Cranendonck’, Bergbosweg, Budel. Also a well-known place for illegal border crossings. Old name of this place is “Aan de Kattenput”. This point also marks the border between the Belgian municipality of Hamont-Achel, and the (former) municipalities of Leende, Gastel and Budel.

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When the border treaty between Belgium and the Netherlands was signed in 1843, it was decided to place 388 border posts, numbered from 1 to 364. At some points where the Maas forms the border, there are two posts, one on the Dutch side and one on the Belgian side. Later, extra posts were placed at the end, because a piece of land, and therefore a piece of border, was added due to land reclamation. In the meantime, some posts have also been lost and here and there an extra one has been added. There are probably now just over 400. The posts are made of cast iron and weigh 372 kilograms. Each post is provided with the Belgian Lion on the Belgian side and the Dutch Lion with sword and arrows on the other side. And each post has a number. The numbers run from border post number 1 at the Drielandenpunt in Vaals, to 369 in Zeeuws Vlaanderen. The year 1843 is on almost all posts.

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Many different colours and certainly in late spring and all summer a lot of green. If it is very quiet, there is a good chance that you can see some deer. There are quite a few paths that go in all directions from there. You can choose to cycle to Belgium, or to Valkenswaard. Through the woods to Heeze, or whatever.

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A uniquely shaped thick tree branch but also just in an open area. In nice and good weather quite a lot of cyclists who use this road.

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nice cycle path with children ride one behind the other because there are a few sharp bends where you can't see oncoming traffic in borkel there are 2 cozy cafes with terrace

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