마스브리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

시장 광장에서 멋지고 독특한 맥주를 마시고, 연어와 아스파라거스가 들어간 베이글을 곁들여 보세요 (적절한 시기에 ;o)

Schnitzel Fährhaus... 😋👍 delicious...

Places of interest in Baarlo: • Sacred Heart statue, next to the church. • Former Saint Joseph monastery, from 1905 • Baarlo Mill or Castle Mill, a watermill on the Kwistbeek • The wash house, near the watermill. • Various field chapels, such as • Saint Anthony's Chapel, from 1740. • Saint Anne's Chapel, from the 18th century. • Holy Family Chapel, from 2001 • Sacred Heart Chapel, from 1984. • Our Lady's Help of Christians Chapel • Heitskapelke • Mariakapel in Vergelt • Various wayside crosses. • Remains of a farm redoubt near Soeterbeek Source and more information: Wikipedia

The oldest mention of the name Baarlo dates from 1219. Baar means bare or naked, as in the expression baar geld. This means that the money is openly and barely on the table. The shortened form bar can be found in barefoot. The word lo, loo or le means forest. In the village centre used to be the so-called Baerbergh (Borrebergh) and the Borreberghscamp. The sand drift and the extensive field were located south of the church and the current Market Square. The toponym is closely related to the old toponym Baarlo (Balre, Balder and Baolder). Here too, the word 'Baer' is used in the meaning of 'not overgrown'. Source and more information: Wikipedia

Baarlo (Limburgish: Baolder) is a Dutch village located on the left bank of the Meuse river in the municipality of Peel en Maas, eight kilometres south of Blerick/Venlo and north of Kessel. A ferry connects Baarlo with Steyl. Baarlo has an agricultural origin but also serves as a commuter town for Venlo. The village has a rural character and advertises itself as a castle village, because of its four castles. Baarlo is known for its four castles. The castles that characterize Baarlo are: • Kasteel d'Erp (original construction 13th century) • Kasteel de Berckt (original construction 13th century) • Riddergoed de Raay (original construction 13th century) • Kasteel Scheres (original construction ca. 1860) Source and more information: Wikipedia

It's a beautiful old village couple

Nice to see the inside once, also fun for the kids

By ferry to Baarlo