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Enjoy kilometers and kilometers of heathland landscape. Be aware that it can get quite busy here. Courtesy is appropriate in that case. Enjoy together, each at their own pace.

Wilhelmina Canal with its ships and drawbridges

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.

A wonderful, wide, and mostly quiet cycle path. Beautifully situated in the Leenderbos forest.

Large crane pond one of the many ponds in the region

On the Dommel River, between Nuenen and Eindhoven, lies the Opwetten Watermill. This mill has a long history: it was mentioned as early as the 11th century, and for centuries, no fewer than three wheels turned simultaneously – making it the largest watermill in the Netherlands at one time. The mill played an important role in the region, both economically and for its landscape. Today, it is a protected monument and a popular stop on walks and bike rides. From the mill, you can look out over the water and the surrounding meadows, where herons, ducks, and other waterfowl can be found. The Opwetten Watermill was also immortalized by Vincent van Gogh, who drew and painted it several times while living in Nuenen. This makes it not only a place of technology and nature, but also of art and culture.

Enjoy cycling along the Wilhelmina Canal towards Oirschot