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Large parking lot that can be used for hiking in the Grote Hegge, as well as for visiting Thorn itself with a short walk.

At the Grote Hegge, you'll find something for everyone at Parc Maasresidence Thorn. The park is situated in one of the most beautiful spots in the heart of Limburg and is within walking distance of the famous white town of Thorn. It's an excellent location for walks, cycling trips, and boat trips. The Designer Outlet Roermond is also just a 15-minute drive from the park. With a wide range of facilities, including vibrant restaurants and cafes, sloop rentals, an indoor swimming pool, bowling alleys, and its own Kids Club, the park truly has something for everyone. Even if you're not staying at the park. Source and more information: humphreys.nl

The heather is beautiful when it blooms

Very beautiful when the heather is in bloom, but the rest of the year

A beautiful area, especially when the heather is in bloom 🌸

Today beautiful flowering heather and sheep!

A beautiful large pond; you can walk all around it. The pond is used for drinking water extraction.

In front of the chapel is a pavement of Meuse and cobblestones, into which a circle with a cross is embedded. The red brick chapel has a rectangular floor plan and is covered with a gable roof made of concrete slabs. A cross is mounted on the ridge above the front facade. On the front facade is the round-arched entrance, closed by two rectangular doors and a tympanum above. This tympanum is painted with two crossed keys, branches with leaves, and St. Peter in the center. In the left side wall is a brick inscribed with "Neugründung 1993." The interior of the chapel is made of brick, and against the back wall is a tall, ornately painted altar. The altar consists of two columns in the lower half, with the altarpiece above, and two columns in the upper half with a pediment on top. The entire structure is decorated in light colors, with gold-colored frames and marble columns. Between the two pillars of the upper half is a round arch with a double door. In front of it, on the altar, stands a polychrome statue of Saint Peter, holding an upside-down cross in his right hand, wiping tears from his face with a cloth in his left hand, and a colorful rooster at his feet. This rooster refers to a statement by Jesus that Peter would deny him three times before the rooster crowed.