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The path that takes you to the ruins of the Genneperhuis and through the nature reserve towards bridges, ravelin and Het Theehuisje in Milsbeek is partly provided with pollard willows on both sides. But be sure to read the many information boards that are also on the road over a longer distance and tell you a lot about what is here, has been and especially has happened.

Beautiful park with a ruin and a very old church. There's also a great view of the old Meuse Bridge and lovely paths on the hillside surrounding the grounds.

Beautiful entrance gate to the Valkhofpark

The Valkhof must have been an impressive castle complex in the Middle Ages. Today only remnants remain.

Boxmeer has a number of unique sights, including the Karmelklooster. The Carmelite Monastery in Boxmeer was built between 1653 and 1709. The monastery was founded by Albrecht van den Bergh and Madeleine de Cusance, lord and lady of Boxmeer. The former had to do with both the Catholic Spanish Southern Netherlands and the Protestant Republic of the United Netherlands. To strengthen his own sovereignty over Boxmeer in this tightrope walk between the two powers, he built the monastery.

Boxmeer has a number of sights that are more than worth a visit. In the center of Boxmeer you will find more about the rich history of silversmiths and the special traditional canal as well as beautiful monumental buildings. Just outside the shopping center you will find a unique castle with a museum and chapel and a special lock complex. Boxmeer borders a number of impressive nature reserves, including the UNESCO-winning Maasheggen. Source:centrumboxmeer.nl

From the Waalkade you can reach the Valkhofpark with the help of a lift or via stairs and paths.

The Valkhof is a hill with a small park. Here you will find the Barbarossa ruins and the Sint-Nicolaaskapel: one of the oldest buildings in the Netherlands. Het Valkhof should certainly not be missed on a visit to Nijmegen!