헬몬드 최고의 라이딩 경로

"het Belse lijntje"로 가는 접근 경로

정말 멋진 자전거 도로입니다. 숲을 통과하며 구불구불한 길을 따라 자연 속에서 속도를 내기 좋습니다.

현재의 Laarbrug는 콘크리트 받침대 위에 세워진 철제 다리로, 1947년 9월에 설치되었습니다. 이전에는 1932년에 지어진 높은 콘크리트 다리가 있었는데, 이는 1940년 5월 11일 네덜란드 군대가 후퇴하면서 폭파되었습니다. 빌헬미나 운하는 여성 군주를 기리기 위해 이름 붙여진 최초의 네덜란드 운하이며, 지난 세기 초에 만들어졌습니다. 건설은 1910년에 시작되었고, 1923년에 전체 빌헬미나 운하가 선박 운항에 개방되었습니다.

예상치 못한 곳에 있는 특별한 성입니다. 갑자기 초원 위에 위엄 있게 서 있습니다!

Gemert Castle is one of the village's most striking historical buildings. The complex dates back to the 13th century and was owned for centuries by the Teutonic Order, which had its commandery here. Because of this long history, you'll find a mix of architectural styles on the grounds: medieval elements, an impressive gateway, later residential wings, and a moat that encircles the entire complex. The castle itself is not freely accessible, but from the road and surrounding paths, you have a beautiful view of the walls, towers, and gatehouse. The surrounding area is charming, with old tree-lined avenues, water features, and historic outbuildings that complete the setting. It's a pleasant place for walkers to stop and take a photo or soak up the tranquil atmosphere around the moat.

The Genneper Watermill is one of the oldest and most characteristic mills in Eindhoven. The mill was mentioned as early as 1249 and stands along the Dommel River in the green Genneper Parken. After being destroyed during the Eighty Years' War, it was rebuilt in 1587. For centuries, grain was ground here, oil was pressed, and wool was felted. The mill is best known because Vincent van Gogh painted it several times during his stay in Nuenen. Today, the mill still operates with a single waterwheel and is a national monument. On certain days, you can visit the inside and buy organic flour in the small mill shop. A historic and photogenic spot surrounded by nature, the perfect resting place during a walk through the Genneper Parken.

Wonderful to warm up a bit when you leave Helmond-Brandvoort. Not pretty, but perfectly smooth asphalt.

simply beautiful, in all the changing seasons...