20의 빌젠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

물 위를 지나는 자전거 도로는 212미터 길이와 3미터 폭의 콘크리트 길을 따라 자전거 이용자들을 안내하며, 양쪽에는 눈높이의 물이 흐릅니다. 백조와 다른 물새들이 강둑을 따라 헤엄치며 자전거 이용자들을 호기심 어린 눈으로 바라봅니다. 개장 이후 이 독특한 자전거 도로에 대한 관심은 엄청났습니다. 평균적으로 하루 800명의 방문객이 림뷔르흐 자전거 네트워크의 잊을 수 없는 이 구간을 탐험하며, 토요일과 일요일에 절정을 이루고 어떤 날에는 5,000명까지 자전거 이용객이 방문합니다.

The cycle path leads you straight through a pond, all the way from one bank to the other. In the middle, the water is at eye level on either side. You feel, see and smell the water. A beautiful and unique view of this piece of nature. When you watch from a distance, it is funny to see all those heads passing by on the surface of the water. Even though it is called 'Cycling through the Water' in Bokrijk, the path is accessible to walkers and joggers. (VisitLimburg)

Fort Sint Pieter is a fort that was built in 1701-02 on the northern flank of the Sint-Pietersberg in Maastricht. Until 1867, the fort had a military function as part of the fortifications of Maastricht. The building is now a national monument and a tourist attraction. To the southwest of the fort used to be the Great Entrance of the Northern Gangensysteem, to the southeast the Predikherengat and to the northwest the quarry Ancienne Brasserie.

The lock is 225 meters long and 25 meters wide and is currently the largest inland lock in Europe.

Impressive lock, beautiful surroundings.

The market takes place on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Here you can buy sausage, meat, cheese, fruit and vegetables, fabrics, flowers, fish (especially Kibbeling) and much more. Part of the Stadhuis (town hall) can also be visited.

On market days it swarms with people, but there is everything you would expect from a market and a lot more.

Maastricht is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands. The name of the city already suggests this. Maastricht means something like "crossing of the Meuse", which probably refers to a bridge built here by the Romans. Today Maastricht is important for tourism.