보렌달 최고의 러닝 경로

이곳은 발켄뷔르흐 역이 아니라 (이전) 푀렌달 역입니다.

Should we add roads as highlights now? 🤦🏼‍♂️ It's not exactly carefree cycling, though, because the road is open to cars and other motorized vehicles. There's not much traffic, but when it does come, they often drive (too) fast. Finally, the photo you used wasn't taken on Koekoeksweg or anywhere near it.

Carefree cycling through nature

Great cycle path behind the Woonboulevard Heerlen

In about 1917, a head (made of Nivelsteiner sandstone) of a Roman lady was found in Voerendaal, from a grave monument. It was supposed to be a richer lady, because the hairstyle that was fashionable at the time was especially popular with richer ladies. The lady was found along the road from Cologne to Boulogne-sur-Mer, the Via Belgica. A work of art has now been placed in front of Voerendaal station, consisting of Corten steel and filled with several tons of Nivelstener limestone.

Cyclists: It can be slippery (in the bends)

The Rococo castle was built in the 14th century and surrounded by a moat and gardens. The entrance area was rebuilt in 1670. The moated castle has an eventful history and numerous changes of ownership, including the Aachen aldermen family von Wylre from 1568 to 1738, whose first owner, Simon von Wylre, son of the Aachen mayor Wilhelm von Wylre, had been enfeoffed with the estate since 1552. At the beginning of the 19th century, ownership passed by inheritance from the von der Heyden family called Belderbusch to the Boeselager family. In 1841, Terworm came into the possession of the de Loë-Mheer family, who had the castle extensively rebuilt in 1890/91. The castle was badly damaged in the Second World War. The estate has been completely restored and is now a hotel with a restaurant.

Terworm Castle, beautifully situated in the valley of the Geleenbeek, was built around 1400. Two families owned the castle. The Van Gitsbach family, called Van der Worm, and the Cortenbach family. Today Terworm Castle is an exclusive castle hotel with luxurious rooms and palatial suites, five intimate restaurant salons, a historic Rococo garden and a bathhouse.