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Great city center and at Christmas and all the lights it's really worth it :)

Deep in the marl hills of Valkenburg lie the famous Neolithic flint mines, one of the oldest industrial sites in the Netherlands. People dug marl here as early as 2800 BC to extract flint, a hard rock used for tools such as arrowheads, knives, and axes. The tunnels extend dozens of meters beneath the hill and offer an impressive glimpse into how our distant ancestors shaped their habitat. The mines are unique and offer insights into the daily life and technological knowledge of the first farmers and hunters in South Limburg. Over the centuries, the tunnels have sometimes been flooded, subsided, or partially collapsed, but the traces of mining are still clearly visible. Today, parts of the flint mines can be visited via guided tours or special routes where you can literally follow in the footsteps of people from 5,000 years ago.

This bronze statue by Wim Sonneveld depicts him as Frater Venantius, a character from his famous sketches and songs. The artwork stands in a tranquil setting and pays tribute to Sonneveld's contribution to Dutch art and culture. It invites passersby to pause for a moment, reflect, and remember the humor and warmth of Sonneveld's work.

This statue of Brother Venantius, created by Wim Sonneveld, stands as a tribute to the famous clergyman who played an important role in the region. The artwork invites walkers to pause and admire the statue's expression and details amidst a peaceful green setting.

The Eyser Heuvelrug is a striking ridge in South Limburg, between the Eys and Geuldal valleys. The area is known for its steep slopes, panoramic views, and lush natural beauty. It's a popular destination for cyclists and hikers, particularly thanks to the famous Eyserbosweg climb. The ridge is part of the South Limburg National Landscape and reflects the region's characteristic hilly landscape.

A steep staircase takes you directly to the top of Gulperberg. You'll feel the effort during the climb, but once you reach the top, you're rewarded with a magnificent view of the Limburg hills. A short but powerful experience for hikers who enjoy a challenge.

Ideal for a picnic.

The Eyser Heuvelrug has an almost Mediterranean feel: rolling hills, winding roads, and panoramic views that make you forget you're in South Limburg. During the walk, open fields, orchards, and wooded areas alternate. The landscape is rich in color, especially in the morning or evening light. Along the way, you'll pass charming hamlets and chapels that give the region its characteristic atmosphere. This ridge is popular not only with hikers but also with cyclists who test their calves here. For hikers, however, it offers peace and quiet, with plenty of spots to pause and enjoy the view over the Limburg hills.