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Bergenhoezeberg Vineyard is an initiative of sisters Ellen and Vera Huls. The name comes from the hamlet of Bergenhuizen, which you drive uphill from Noorbeek, and you pass this vineyard immediately on a bend. First planting: 2019 Grapes: Merlot Fun fact: the sisters call themselves "Les Dames et du Vin" (The Ladies and the Vineyard).

The Noordal is a 94-hectare nature reserve located in the Noordal valley west of Noorbeek and crossed by the Noor stream. The area is owned by the Dutch Society for Nature Conservation (Vereniging Natuurmonumenten) and is adjacent to the Belgian nature reserve Altembroek. The area consists of four sections: Wolfsberg, Bergenhuizen, Noorbeemden, and Matzedelle. These include wet meadows, swamp forest, dry slopes, ponds, and standard orchards. All of this is integrated into a small-scale cultural landscape. There are ditches and sunken roads. Source: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noordal_(natuurgebied)

This isn't Sint-Martens-Voeren, but Noorbeek you're looking at. Sint-Martens-Voeren is even further south, but you can't see it from here.

Wijngaardsberghof is a picturesque wine estate located on the Wijngaardsberg in Meerssen, nestled in the heart of the Limburg hills. The estate offers an authentic experience of Limburg wine culture, with rolling vineyards, historic buildings, and stunning views of the Geuldal Valley and surrounding villages. Visitors can stroll among the vineyards, enjoy the view, and learn about wine production. The combination of the gentle hills, the carefully maintained vines, and the estate's historic atmosphere makes it a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and hikers.

Proosdijpark is a charming city park in the heart of Meerssen that beautifully combines nature, history, and culture. Built on historic grounds, the park offers winding paths, mature trees, ponds, and open lawns that exude peace and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy various works of art and structures, such as the Gloriëtte de Folly Bridge and sculptures that subtly reference the area's rich history. The combination of greenery, water features, and culture makes the park particularly photogenic, especially in spring when flowers bloom or in autumn when the foliage bathes the park in warm colors.

Proosdijpark is a charming city park in the center of Meerssen, inviting visitors to enjoy relaxing walks and the experience of nature and culture. Situated on historic grounds, the park has been carefully maintained over time, with mature trees, winding paths, and open lawns offering peace and tranquility. The park features various walking paths, small bridges over water features and ponds, and artworks such as the Gloriëtte Folly Bridge and various sculptures that give the park character and cultural-historical value. It is a place where nature and human creativity converge.

The 's Heerenbeemden Voetpad is a picturesque walking path located in Houtem-Sint-Gerlach, in the heart of the Limburg hills. The path winds through meadows, small woods, and past field crosses and historic waymarkers, offering both a natural and cultural-historical experience. The path is ideal for walkers who enjoy peace and quiet. The route follows old church roads and farm paths once used daily by farmworkers and pilgrims. This allows you to literally walk in the footsteps of the past while being surrounded by a diverse landscape of green fields, hedgerows, and small streams.