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An insect hotel is an artificial shelter and nesting place for various types of insects. It is usually made of natural materials such as wood, bamboo, reeds, and pine cones, containing small openings where insects can settle. Insect hotels are often placed in gardens, parks, and nature reserves to help insects find a suitable habitat. Insects play an important role in nature. Bees and bumblebees, in particular, are essential for the pollination of flowers and plants. Without these pollinators, many plants would not be able to reproduce. Other insects, such as ladybugs and lacewings, help control harmful insects by eating aphids, for example. In this way, insects contribute to a healthy ecosystem. In recent years, the number of insects has declined in many places. This is due, among other things, to urbanization, the use of pesticides, and the disappearance of natural habitats. As a result, insects have fewer and fewer places to nest and overwinter. Insect hotels offer a solution to this problem because they create extra shelters in areas where none would otherwise be present. An insect hotel consists of various compartments, each suitable for different insect species. Hollow bamboo tubes, for example, are used by solitary bees to lay their eggs. Pine cones and straw provide shelters for other insects. This variety allows multiple insect species to use the same hotel.

The Saint Lambert Chapel is a small historic chapel in the village of Beesel in the province of Limburg. The chapel is dedicated to Lambert of Maastricht, a bishop from the 7th century who was later canonized. He was Bishop of Maastricht and was venerated in many parts of the Low Countries during the Middle Ages. The origins of the chapel date back to the Middle Ages. According to historical sources, a small church or chapel already stood on this site around the 11th or 12th century. This served as one of the first religious buildings in the area. At that time, churches were important centers for village life because people gathered there for religious services, meetings, and important events. Over the centuries, the chapel has been renovated and restored several times. The building visible today largely dates from later periods but still contains elements that refer to its medieval origins. Due to this long history, the chapel is an important historical monument in Beesel. The Saint Lambert Chapel is a relatively small stone building with a simple architectural style. The walls are made of brick and the roof has a traditional shape often found in chapels in Limburg. The chapel has small windows and a simple entrance. This austere architectural style suits the chapel's purpose: a quiet place for prayer and reflection. The chapel is named after Saint Lambertus, who played an important role in the spread of Christianity in the region around Maastricht. Many churches and chapels in Limburg bear his name. For the inhabitants of Beesel, the chapel was for a long time a place where people could pray, light candles, and hold religious services.

At the edge of the forest, you pass the St. Lambertus Chapel, built in 1845. From around 1350, a hall church stood here, which collapsed in 1830. The land from the Meuse River, from which this church was built, was used to build a small chapel in 1845. A larger brick chapel was added in 1896.

De Keverberg Castle is the beating heart of the town. Rebuilt from ruins a few years ago, it is now the most modern castle in the Netherlands. 👌

Good view of the town of Kessel.

Nice bench for a break with a view.

Arcen nice soup especially on Wednesday with the summer market 6 weeks school holidays

Our accommodation was located right in the center, at Markt 5. Highly recommended for cyclists.