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36 Best Stops Between Bastogne and Antwerp
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Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
How long is the drive from Bastogne to Antwerp?
The direct drive from Bastogne to Antwerp is 128 mi (206 km), and should have a drive time of 1 hr 57 mins in normal traffic.
If you’re going on a road trip from Bastogne to Antwerp, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Maastricht, Leuven, Liege, Tilburg, Mechelen, and Valkenburg, as well as top places to visit like Abbey of Stavelot and Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps, or the ever-popular St. Lambertus Kalterherberg.
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Top cities between Bastogne and Antwerp
The top cities between Bastogne and Antwerp are Maastricht, Leuven, Liege, Tilburg, Mechelen, and Valkenburg. Maastricht is the most popular city on the route. It's 1 hour from Bastogne and 1 hour from Antwerp.
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Liège
Visitor Centers
Liège, situated along the Meuse River in Belgium's Wallonia region, is a historic city with a rich cultural heritage. The old town boasts medieval landmarks like the Romanesque Church of St. Bartholomew and the Grand Curtius museum, housed in a 17th-century mansion. This museum showcases art and archaeological treasures within its expansive space. The Grand Curtius Palace, built with red bricks and Meuse stones, is an exceptional heritage site in Wallonia.
70% as popular as Maastricht
4 minutes off the main route, 41% of way to Antwerp
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Valkenburg
Valkenburg is home to the modest 11th- and 12th-century ruins that are situated on a small knoll above the town center. The ruins serve as a visual focal point for the town, especially when illuminated with purple-blue lights at night, adding to its charm and allure.
19% as popular as Maastricht
20 minutes off the main route, 49% of way to Antwerp
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Maastricht
Museums
Art Galleries
Art Museums
Maastricht, a charming city in the southern Netherlands, is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and lively cultural offerings. The old town features the Gothic-style Sint Janskerk church and the Romanesque Basilica of St. Servatius, which houses an impressive collection of religious art. Situated along the Maas River is the modern Bonnefanten art museum.
Most popular city on this route
15 minutes off the main route, 50% of way to Antwerp
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Leuven
Leuven, located east of Brussels in Belgium, is a charming city renowned for its breweries and rich history. The 15th-century town hall, adorned with numerous statues of local figures and biblical characters, stands proudly on the central square. Nearby, the late Gothic St. Peter’s Church showcases Dieric Bouts' masterpiece 'Last Supper.' Oude Markt offers a vibrant atmosphere with its array of bars and cafes.
48% as popular as Maastricht
11 minutes off the main route, 68% of way to Antwerp
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North Brabant
North Brabant, a province in the southern Netherlands, is home to vibrant cities like Eindhoven, known for its cutting-edge design and high-tech industry. The city showcases its innovative spirit through the Philips museum and hosts events like the Dutch Design Week and GLOW light-art festival. The capital city of North Brabant is s-Hertogenbosch (Den Bosch), with other major cities including Tilburg and Breda.
18% as popular as Maastricht
38 minutes off the main route, 74% of way to Antwerp
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Mechelen
Mechelen, a city located between Brussels and Antwerp in northern Belgium, is known for its rich heritage and artistic treasures. The 13th-century St. Rumbold’s Cathedral houses impressive works by Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck and features the towering St. Rumbold’s Tower, offering panoramic views of the city. Additionally, Kazerne Dossin military barracks serves as a poignant reminder of history with its museum and memorial dedicated to the deportees to WWII concentration camps.
33% as popular as Maastricht
6 minutes off the main route, 81% of way to Antwerp
Best stops along Bastogne to Antwerp drive
The top stops along the way from Bastogne to Antwerp (with short detours) are Book Store Dominicanen, Liege-Guillemins, and Walibi Belgium. Other popular stops include Thermes de Spa, Sint Pieter Fort, and GaiaZOO.
1BUBLO D — Google reviewRoland M — Google reviewGerd R — Google reviewDr. S — Google reviewDavid G — Google reviewJasmin L — Google reviewAnita A — Google review
St. Lambertus Kalterherberg
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
(Translated by Google) The Eifeld Cathedral with its two towers is a very impressive appearance. The church was built around 1900. The inside isn't quite as impressive, but still worth seeing.
The stone cross in front of it commemorates the victims of the war.
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Der Eifeldom ist mit seinen zwei Türmen eine sehr imposante Erscheinung. Die Kirche wurde um um 1900 erbaut. Das Innere ist nicht ganz so beeindruckend, aber dennoch sehenswert.
Mit dem steinernen Kreuz davor wird den Opfern des Krieges gedacht.
J.A.C. B — Google review
(Translated by Google) We came here because of the reviews on Google Maps. Unfortunately it turned out not to be open on a weekday.
(Original)
Wij kwamen hier vanwege de reviews op googlemaps. Bleek helaas niet open te zijn op een doordeweekse dag.
(Translated by Google) Impressive and worth seeing; if you are in the Eifel, be sure to plan a stop to visit.
(Original)
Imposant und sehenswert, wenn man in der Eifel ist unbedingt einen Stopp zur Besichtigung einplanen.
(Translated by Google) The Eifel Cathedral of St. Lambertus in Kalterherberg goes back to a chapel from 1550 and an extension of this to include a tower in 1693. In 1767 the chapel was enlarged with a long nave.
In the 19th century the community grew so much that it was decided to remove the church and replace it with a new, large church.
With the blessing of the church in May 1900 and the consecration in July 1901, the Eifeld Cathedral, built in the neo-Romanesque architectural style, was able to fulfill its function.
Between 1954 and 1957, St. Lambertus was extensively and extensively renovated and has shone in new splendor ever since.
A visit is particularly recommended.
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Der Eifel-Dom St.Lambertus in Kalterherberg geht in den Anfängen zurück auf eine Kapelle von 1550 und einer Erweiterung dieser um einen Turm im Jahre 1693. 1767 wurde die Kapelle mit einem Langschiff vergrößert.
Im 19. Jahrhundert wuchs die Gemeinde so stark, das beschlossen wurde die Kirche abzureisen und durch eine neue große Kirche zu ersetzen.
Mit der Einsegnung der Kirche im Mai 1900 und der Weihe im Juli 1901 konnte der im neuromanischen Baustil errichtete Eifeldom seine Funktion erfüllen.
In den Jahren von 1954 bis 1957 wurde St.Lambertus aufwendig und umfangreich saniertund erstrahlt seit dieser Zeit in neuem Glanz.
Ein Besuch ist besonders zu empfehlen.
(Translated by Google) This is almost an Eifel cathedral... Interesting church in Kalterherberg. Well maintained. Unfortunately a bit dark. Worth seeing and recommended.
(Original)
Das ist schon fast eine Eifel - Kathedrale…. Interessante Kirche in Kalterherberg. Sehr gepflegt. Leider etwas dunkel. Sehenswert und empfehlenswert.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in the middle of the Eifel. We discovered it by chance when we wanted to go to Monschau.
The “Eifelddome” looks more impressive from the outside than from the inside.
Still worth a visit if you're in the area.
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Schöne Kirche mitten in der Eifel. Wir haben sie aus Zufall entdeckt, als wir nach Monschau wollten.
Von aussen sieht der "Eifeldom" imposanter aus, als von innen.
Trotzdem einen Besuch wert, wenn man in der Nähe ist.
(Translated by Google) Discovered while driving past, great stained glass windows worth seeing, central altar, very beautiful Stations of the Cross, designed by children because the original one was stolen, a beautiful "new" one in one corner
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Beim vorbeifahren entdeckt, tolle sehenswerte Glasfenster, Mittelaltar, sehr schöner Kreuzweg, von Kindern gestaltet, weil der ursprüngliche gestohlen wurde, in einer Ecke ein wunderschöner "neuer"
(Translated by Google) Nice place for peace and quiet and a prayer is always good.
The communion children's campaign is particularly nice and I would like to thank you very much for the beautiful stone to take with you. God moves in circles!
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Schöner Ort für Ruhe und Stille und ein Gebet tut immer gut.
Besonders schön ist die Aktion der Kommunionkinder und ich dedanke mich herzlich für den schönen Stein zum mitnehmen. Gott zieht Kreise!
2Joe — Google reviewIrene L — Google reviewLou Y — Google reviewEva S — Google reviewFlorian F — Google reviewShane K — Google reviewBart E — Google review•
Abbey of Stavelot
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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
The museum Abbey of Stavelot offers an interesting and diverse experience for visitors. It features exhibits on the Spa racetrack, providing insight into the history of racing with a variety of old cars on display. However, there is a limited English translation available, which may detract from fully understanding the exhibits. The picturesque building also houses a basement car museum, adding to the overall appeal. Overall, it is a great museum that combines history and car enthusiasts' interests in one place.
Recommend to visit. Well maintained and the information is in 4 languages.
If you want to do a short walk (1 hour) with some puzzles, download the Totemus app. A walk through the city including some historical information.
Vincenzo — Google review
Car collection was nice the rest was not that great. The museum part of the building the signs are only in French next to the exhibition pieces.
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Spa-Francorchamps Museum at Abbey of Stavelot – A Niche Experience, but Limited for Non-French Speakers
We visited the Spa-Francorchamps Museum housed within the Abbey of Stavelot, drawn by its connection to one of the most iconic racetracks in the world. The collection of vintage photos, memorabilia, and race cars offers a nostalgic look at the evolution of motorsport in the region.
However, we were disappointed to find that most of the exhibit information is in French, with very limited English translations. This significantly impacted the depth of understanding and engagement for non-French speakers. For an international attraction tied to such a globally renowned circuit, this felt like a missed opportunity.
We did not explore the rest of the abbey or the other museum sections, so our review is solely based on the Spa exhibition.
The museum setting is atmospheric and well-maintained, and motorsport enthusiasts will still enjoy the visuals and artifacts. But for non-French-speaking visitors, the experience may feel incomplete unless improvements are made to language accessibility.
Great value, four museums on one ticket. Something's for everyone including a great teaching museum for race fans.
The 3 in 1 museum depends of the time of the year, we went to specifically visit the Space Exhibition but it was already over so we only visited the permanent exhibition and the Racetrack museum. To be honest, the permanent exhibition doesn't worth the visit, most of the things you can see are not original relics but copies (and poorly made copies!) and everything was in french, too much space for such few things, what a disappointment. But the Racetrack was another story, it is not big but it has a very valuable collection of race cars and memorabilia specially for fans and kids. Then you can make a walk through the town (is small) and then I recommend visit the waterfalls of Coo, that is another completely different thing! In summary, very disappointment of the Abbey, but the surroundings are very beautiful and you can make lots of other stuffs in the areas nearby.
Looks quite nice, the Musik about the racetrack is also pretty cool.
Interesting exhibits , inexpensive tickets, nice coffee shop, friendly staff
The museum has been renovated in a very nice way but it doesn't houses any real artefacts unfortunately. The history of the abbay is explained in a very educational way. The temporary exhibition of national geographic was worthwhile.
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Cour de l'Abbaye 1, 4970 Stavelot, Belgium
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Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps
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Temporarily Closed
Car racing venue
Outdoor Activities
The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps is a renowned race track that hosts various motorsport events, including the F1 Grand Prix. Visitors can explore three museums within the 18th-century outbuildings, with one dedicated to the nearby circuit. Getting to the venue for events like the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix is made convenient with advice on transportation options such as trains, buses, and driving.
Went for a wonder around as we knew there was an amateur race and wanted to take it in. Felt brilliant to be there, we found a stand to sit in and watched for a few hours. It was a very hot day so grateful it was in the shade. On a track day this would absolutely brilliant. Great to visit a formula 1 track. Staff were easy with us walking around. We couldn't get into any of the main but it wasn't a problem. Found a parking spot near by.
Emma C — Google review
Very beautiful track, historical, nested in the Belgian Ardennes, 100 meters elevation through the track, the wonderful Eau-Rouge uphill, the pines beneath the photo spots...
An unforgettable 5/5 experience for any motorsport fan !
Amazing experience watching F1 Grand Prix at this location. Just remember, there will be traffic if you come by car, so make your timing accordingly. I would recommend to buy fixed seat like at least a silver ticket because bronze tickets have no specific seat and it can be difficult to find a good view point. However, once the race is started, you can enjoy it from anywhere around the circuit. Normally it rains during the event at end of July, so remember to take your protection like raincoats and water resistant shoes. I saw many people are camping at the location which is a better option I would say if possible, to avoid all the traffic.
This legendary and historical circuit is very well kept. Eau Rouge is much steeper than images suggest and lives up to the hype. It's a fantastic wide and fast track. The only lunch available during the trackday was an expensive (but very average) buffet so bring your own.
The overall experience at Spa was really great. The circuit is one of my favorites – high-speed curves, good overtaking spots, and fantastic energy. I stayed at Silver 1, and despite the concrete seating, it's truly a great spot with a wonderful view of Eau Rouge. However, there are some points for improvement:
Come on, Spa organizers! It took four hours to exit the yellow parking lot. This is a shame, and it's been like this for years!
The Silver stands really deserve a cover to protect from the rain.
The fan zone was quite disappointed. There were only simulators, a show car, and tire-changing activities. I was expecting much more.
And during red flags, instead of just having someone trying to hype up the public with random music and basic entertainment, interviews, some curiosities about the circuit and Formula 1, or historic images from the circuit's past would work much better. It was really boring to listen to an hour of random music and watch someone trying to make people have fun.
Overall, it was a good experience, but there are many aspects that the organizers should improve
Fantastic circuit to come & watch the racing, great views from the grandstand of the start/finish line & the pits & podium. Decent array of food & drink available, including free water refill stations. Lots of merchandise available by inside & out of the circuit, although fairly pricey. Biggest negative is getting to & particularly, from the circuit, as the roads are country roads & there's pretty much 1 road in, 1 road out, so long delays, particularly getting away from the circuit. My advice is to arrive as early as possible when coming to the circuit.
Attended the F1 race last weekend. The track is everything I hoped for. The event being put on by F1, not so much. Buying a GA ticket we walked the entire track and had a great time. But all the places with good views for GA tickets had been blocked by black cloth over fencing. Basically trying to force you to buy a much more expensive ticket for a view. Also, the parking was A NIGHTMARE! Quick to take your money and guide you into a spot, but when the race was over, not a single person in sight to help direct traffic. It was everyone for themselves. We sat in a farm field for almost 3 hours trying to leave!
Went on a Ferrari practice day…and it was a little confusing to navigate the venue. We explored until we were told we couldn’t go in the restricted area. Did get up to the podium, restaurant and gift shop. Walked around different areas and it was a fun afternoon!
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Rte du Circuit 55, 4970 Stavelot, Belgium
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Baraque de Fraiture
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Mountain peak
Nature & Parks
Baraque de Fraiture is a mountain in the Ardennes, featuring forest and grassland and reaching 652 meters high. It offers three seasonal ski slopes for skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. The Leroux Tower in the nearby town of Trois-Ponts provides a stunning vantage point overlooking the Salm Valley and various points of interest in the area. Visitors can enjoy dining at local restaurants or recharge their cars at Fastned 8x300kW charging stations.
A beautiful location. It soothes your desire for snow. You can find skates and skis for rent. You can eat and drink something hot and more.
Georgiana M — Google review
Price is right! Slopes Are full of people trying to enjoy some skiing/snowboarding and even sledding. A bit hectic if you aren’t prepared, but it can really be a lot of fun if you keep it safe and don’t get too serious about things
We always stop here for diner on our way back from winter holidays.
A special place, very beautiful!
Amazing and beautiful walks
We have been looking forward eating here for weeks. Today it was finally the day. After a slow start with the chief who was not able to speak proper French we received a lot of food.
Why Baraque Fraiture and not Frituur?
Too many people, lots of restaurants but waiting over an hour for fries... skiing area not well labeled
Great place to eat local specialities and delicious French fries! You should go there if you're near and hungry!
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6690 Vielsalm, Belgium
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Experience Factory
Go-karting venue
Fun & Games
Amusement center
Amusement park
Bar
Children's camp
Best karting I’ve ever been to.
First of all it is a very big indoorkarting circuit with great and modern facilities. It all feels very new and is very clean. Also very friendly staff who will help you with all the questions you have!
The racing itself is amazing. The rental karts feel very new, they all have timing screens on the steering wheel on wich you can see your laptime, sector time, position in qualifying/race, intervaltime/time to next kart etc. They also feel very good and the brakes and tires are so sick. You can break very late and still have grip.
The track is also very well maintained and is a fun and long track.
Definitely coming back here.
Ief C — Google review
Awesome place. Great track, very nice and helpfull Team. If you are close to Eupen, pay them a visit!
Very nice indoor karting that regularly changes their layouts too. Layouts are always very technical, challenging and fun to drive. Karts are very well maintained, they have new ones since October 2024 which are very grippy, good on throttle response and even have a digital display in the steering wheel which shows you laptimes, sector delta's and position. I can only recommend this Karting Experience!
One of the best carting/event centers in the region. Track layout changes +- 2 years and the new high curve is outstanding. Carts are in very good conditions. They even offer a very good to handle timing app where you can even checkin as groups and tracks all races. Pricing gone up the last years but with some discounts its worth it.
In general a nice karting track. It is a little bit louder in the hall, due to the construction and the ground. The ground is not that grippy, but still nice to drive. The side fences are modern style ones, that reduce the impacts very good
Even the center is made for the masses, the track keeps the essence for pro drivers. The track marshalls (several around the track) have radios and handle everything fast + efficient. Blue and yellow flags are waved as needed
But two things that should not happen, happened: On the Kids Kart the belt opened itself 2 times in two different sessions on different karts. Also one time the fuel was entry on the middle of the track.
All over we had a good experience there and will be there again.
Fantastic experience even for younger kids. The place was great the food was great (a little pricey), and everything was very well-maintained. We became big fan of go carts. It cost about €20 for an 18 minute race per person. I would recommend getting there an hour before to suit up and go through orientation.
The real Mecca of indoor karting! Great track, fast and demanding! Complete infrastructure, very helpful and professional staff.
The place to be!
Great karting place!!well organized and welcoming! The kids (and the big kid as well) had a great time!!Higley recommended!!
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Industriestraße 37, 4700 Eupen, Belgium
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Thermes de Spa
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Health spa
Spas & Wellness
Located in the picturesque town of Spa, Thermes de Spa offers a blend of modern wellness and traditional hydrotherapy. The thermal bath complex provides indoor and outdoor swimming areas, steam rooms, and massages with a stunning view of the city. Visitors can follow in the footsteps of centuries-old guests to experience the reputed benefits of the spring waters, such as improved circulation, metabolism, and skin health. The facility also features saunas, hammams, and various beauty treatments utilizing the local spring water.
Quiet, relaxing atmosphere. Clean, tidy. Tasty cuisine, large portions. There were quite a lot of people, but due to the rather large territory, it was not felt and did not bother. We will come again, we liked it.
Yana L — Google review
It is a nice place but not maintained so well. The showers don’t work well, and the facilities are basic. The saunas are nice, but there are only two of them, one steam and one dry. The place is like a swimming pool with amazing view from the pool and the sauna. The pool is not so big, but definitely nice vibes and a pleasant atmosphere. We enjoyed our time there. We went by the private funicular from the hotel down the hill which was very convenient.
Had a lovely time here. Really nice naturistic area of the spa, with a sauna and hammam. There is also an area where you can enjoy the sauna with the swimsuit.
The pool is quite big, and the space outside is quiet and you can enjoy the nice view.
The relaxation areas are a bit small and not always quiet though.
Also the areas inside the changing rooms could be a bit cleaner, and the showers don’t work super well but overall they’re okay.
Didn’t have any food but it seemed a bit pricey.
The structure is quite old, a nice renovation would make it better.
I had a massage and it was a very relaxing experience, but the rest was not so relaxing. The floor is dirty of water and lots of hair and it is mandatory to walk barefoot. Hygiene should be the priority in such a place. There should be more staff cleaning all the time, because walking on other people hair is disgusting. Not to mention that walking on this wet floor is very dangerous.
Showers were also not new and clean. Honestly I would have expected more.
The name sounds more special than the place is. More like a public but warmer and much more quieter pool. The 'brasserie' looks good but minimal choice of meals. For the price good and large portions.
Might come back, might not
It’s truly a very peaceful place, the food is incredibly delicious and tasty, the staff are excellent, but the massage is not very impressive.
This review is for the bath and sauna facilities as I didn’t have any treatments (massages etc). I was tickled by the idea of visiting the “OG” spa. The pool areas are enjoyable, with special little fountains and jets to self-massage in the water. Locker rooms are kept very clean by the attendants. The sauna area was small but adequate, I suppose; there was one sauna and one hammam and three different pools of different temperatures (this was the naturalist area, I didn’t venture into the swimwear-required area). The restaurant isn’t itself a reason to visit, but it does its duty as a place to refuel during a long day. The complex doesn’t feel “fancy”, more “clinical”, which is just something to be aware of. FYI, they rent robes at the reception area.
Very nice spa, but the ladies working in the reception are very unkind, didnt gave the full information, gave us some towels, and at the end charfe us 18 euros just to use 2 towels. Felt scam and their attitud sucks. Bitter sweet experience after a nice day in spa. People just taking advantage to make money...
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Colline d'Annette et Lubin, 4900 Spa, Belgium
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Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and Memorial
Military cemetery
Sights & Landmarks
Remains of 7,992 US soldiers interred in a cemetery run by the American Battle Monuments Commission.
The largest American WWII memorial in Belgium. Beautiful and educational space with each state and some territories’ seals engraved on the building. Right on a main road and worth stopping for at least a few minutes. (Note the parking seems to close earlier than the memorial; 4 vs 5pm as of Sept 2024.)
Graham G — Google review
They say, “If you stand still, you fall behind.”
But in a place like this, you have to stand still.
To pause. To reflect.
On what was lost — so many lives, taken in the name of God, of money, of ideas that lost all meaning in the bloodshed.
And yet, humanity seems to have learned so little.
How many more must die before we truly understand what peace means?
A place filled with silence.
But the silence screams.
I arrived here somewhat by accident just out on a bike ride after taking part in the Liege Bastogne Liege event and when I parked up my bike just outside I was met by a somewhat stern warden who told me I couldn’t leave it there. When I spoke to her I told her I had been to several American cemeteries including the Somme and elsewhere in Belgium. Once she realised I was genuinely interested her mood completely changed and I was actually given a place inside the building to keep my bike whilst I visited the cemetery. Like all American cemeteries here in France and Belgium this place of burial and remembrance is absolutely immaculate, sad and intriguing at the same time, a fitting reminder to all those who gave up their lives in the great wars.
Visited on a Leger Tour, incredibly beautiful Cemetery and Memorial, The largest US cemetery in Belgium.
Beautiful cemetery grounds. Peaceful and much quieter and less crowded than Normandy. Very worth a visit. Parking lot is small. There is a WC on the opposite side of the cemetery from the parking lot, just look for the sign.
A deeply moving and highly impressive place, which brings home the cost of freedom paid by so many young American men so far from home. The members of staff are excellent and very helpful.
Beautiful and moving. 7,987 American Soldiers who lost their lives during WWII rest here. Humbled to have visited to pay respect.
Very emotional visit. If you're in Belgium and can make a stop, I highly suggest visiting some of the men who gave their all for the liberation of Europe in WWII.
If you're looking to visit please either have a tour group ready to help you get there or rent a car. It's probably too far to walk and the small country road doesn't have a side walk.
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Rue du Mémorial Américain 159, 4852 Plombières, Belgium
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GaiaZOO
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Zoo
Outdoor Activities
GaiaZOO is a modern zoo featuring animals from around the world, an indoor dinosaur park, and a petting zoo. The zoo offers well-planned routes that are easily accessible by foot, wheelchair, or baby prams. Visitors can enjoy various food options at multiple restaurants and ample seating areas throughout the park. The enclosures are spacious with multiple viewing areas, and there are play areas for children. Additionally, there is a large tower to ascend for panoramic views of the surroundings.
I can give this zoo 6 x⭐️ ! End up in Aachen without any entertainment for my toddler child and randomly found this zoo. We had multiple wow moments! Highly recommended!
Hadi Z — Google review
The park itself is an unbelievably beautiful and one can see that tit was a huge terraforming effort. On the downside, too many animals were missing/sleeping/away/not visible or our timing was off perhaps. A few others were replaced by plastic copies (like snakes / frogs etc.) with a toddler it is an amazing full day activity. It will take you 5 to 6 hours or even hours to cover everything, including one or two meals, and perhaps some playground time
Really nice zoo. Maybe one of the best (together with the Arhem) zoo in the Netherlands. The environment was so natural, green, well preserve and maintained. Just beautiful. The animals were happy, well fed. There are plenty of places to have your own picnic meal. You can buy food as well. Toilets are available and many playgrounds for kids. The parking is 8.50€ per day. The entrance is cheaper in September onwards, but still a bit expensive. Not so many animals but the ones they have are super nice. My favorite area was the giraffes. They have, at least, four or five. Lovely.
I strongly advise to use the Gaia zoo app to navigate the map. Otherwise the zoo paths are entangled.
It's one of the best zoos i have been to! Lots of vegetation and trees for shades. Even on hot days, it cool enough to walk around.
Wide spaces for the animals and lots of small places to look at the animals for children.
Also the food and drinks are good and a lot of variations.
Gaia Zoo has a nice environment, but there are fewer animals than in our own garden. The entrance fee is very high – €28 just for a walk through a pretty park. There are more snack bars and restaurants than animals. Total waste of money for the ticket.
Great place for small children..they have a huge indoor dino inspired playground. It was very crowded when I visited so limited views and small viewing areas. Expensive food &:drinks, but expected..but I thought it was amazing that they had free sunscreen stations 👍🏼😀
I would definitely recommend this place its so good and it has alot of animals alot of nature i would actually recommend to go there during fall when its not too hot or too cold so that you get a good 😌 experience the place is big and since that its one if the biggest Zoos in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 there is going to be alot of people especially tourists its also favorable for kids because there is a play ground not one but many restaurants are inside so be sure to have a good time !
Lovely Zoo in the Netherlands with beautiful animal enclosures. Don’t miss the Giraffes for a close and personal encounter. Simply lovely!
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Gaiaboulevard 1, 6468 PH Kerkrade, Netherlands
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Mondo Verde
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Theme park
Nature & Parks
Mondo Verde is a 25-hectare theme park and animal park located in Park Gravenrode, Landgraaf. It features international gardens showcasing various cultures, along with attractions such as a dinosaur forest, zoo, and aviary. Visitors can enjoy family-friendly rides and explore the diverse range of animals on display. The park also offers an all-you-can-eat dining option with a variety of food and drink choices. Additionally, Mondo Verde provides a water park for summer fun.
Pancakes were nice, but would be nicer with Nutella.
Slush puppies were good but they had only 1 flavour.
Water slides were super fun! The gardens were interesting.
Tomato soup was not edible.
We will definitely visit again.
Maria V — Google review
Overall, the park is enjoyable and offers a pleasant experience. The atmosphere is nice, and it’s a good place to spend time.
Pros:
The zoo is fantastic! There’s a wide variety of animals, and you can even interact with some of them, which makes it great for families and animal lovers.
Cons:
- Games: The selection of games is limited, with only a few options, so it feels a bit lacking in activities.
- Food and Drinks: Unfortunately, the food could use some improvement. It lacks flavor, and the juice tastes like it’s mostly water.
- The coffee was disappointing as well.
I’ve read so mixed reviews until now. My kids are 12 and 9 years old, and they loved the place. They went in all the attractions, enjoyed to the most. We could see the panther, lions, tigers and kids we amazed. As a parent I do agree with some people about how small the animal’s enclosure are and that they don’t look that lively. There’s free food and it was not hard to find - it was on the map of the park. The free food is ok and there’s also free drinks, which was really nice on a hot day!
The attractions could receive more attention. There many rusts spots, in some places I was almost concerned of the quality of the material.
My kids loved and want to go back there and we might go back.
Ah there enough places with shade and cover for rain if needed.
This is one of the best value parks I have ever seen. For 25 euros we could stay there all day from 10-5, eat as much as we like and also drink. The zoo parts are very well maintained and the animals look healthy and happy. There are some incredible rides for the kids (all included), and adults! Very relaxed atmosphere, I highly recommend a visit.
I am shocked by how animals can still be treated like this in 2025. Wild animals exposed to noise, close to people and causing them A LOT of stress. Their environment is ridiculously SMALL for what’s truly in their nature. I actively disencourage people to come here. Too little people are aware of what is actually going, even behind the scenes. I didn’t see food, camels were eating some grass on the stones. Not shaved correctly, in a cruel state of health. I hope that animal welfare associations can have an impact on the continuity of this park.
Some animals are even inside in such a small, cold cage. On the picture here below we dont see them, they hid. But very saddening.
Get your tickets via social deals. Lovely place to visit on summer day. Would definitely go back again. I didn't like that I couldn't find lockers anywhere / it was wasp season and there weren't any wasp traps set up, the level was a bit intense. But besides that great small theme park/zoo/gardens/ water play
Not recommended: beautiful park that is overcrowded when the weather is nice and serious food safety deficiencies.
Landscape park and gardens are very beautiful, nice to watch the animals. However, many animals are kept in (too) small enclosures; out of date as far as I'm concerned. A bird in a closed part of the park has a broken beak that has been duct taped together; this should of course be solved more animal-friendly.
The park is not at all designed to handle the high numbers of visitors: enormous queues that Efteling does not even have. This undercapacity also undermines the all-you-can-eat concept: waiting 45 minutes for a small bowl of (over)cooked pasta is no exception. Slush puppy machines are defective, empty, or contain syrup that is too warm or ice mass that is too frozen. Most bizarre is the staff at Villa Toscane who repeatedly (!) drops sandwiches on the floor and then without batting an eyelid puts them back on the pile of food offered.
Toilets are not cleaned for hours: poop is on the walls. If you ask the staff for toilet paper, they don't understand you or they can't help you.
Staff at at least two attractions do not speak Dutch, English or German and do not know what to do during a disruption. Water park 'Pirate Splash' is not open in May, even when it is 26°C (this is stated on the website if you search carefully). And please note: charging your electric car here is not an option: the available charging station is “reserved for the management of Mondo Verde”.
A beautiful park, well maintained, great gardens and combinations to see and to enjoy. The concept is great, many places to sit down and eat or drink something included in your ticket.
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3.3
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Groene Wereld 10, 6372 PW Landgraaf, Netherlands
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Hotel Snowworld Landgraaf
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Nestled within the vibrant SnowWorld Landgraaf indoor winter sports resort, Hotel Snowworld Landgraaf offers a modern retreat for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Guests can enjoy spacious accommodations with comfortable beds, although some may find the bathroom layout a bit unconventional due to its glass doors that provide little privacy. The hotel boasts an impressive dining experience with delicious meals available for breakfast and dinner at reasonable prices.
Very spacious and well lit rooms. Excellent soundproofing, everything is very clean, and the bathroom and shower are equipped with everything you need: shampoo, shower gel, etc.
It takes just a few minutes to get from the ski slopes to the rooms, and you can reach them from the restaurant (first floor) with a convenient elevator.
Breakfast is served at the Off Piste Self Service (1st floor).
Free parking.
It is certainly a bit more expensive than a hotel in Landgraaf, but the convenience justifies the cost.
Highly recommended.
Dario F — Google review
Solid 3 stars overall, rooms are decent size with nice modern sink and wooden paneling, a desk, a couch. Sliding door between toilet and shower is a weird but I guess it works. Beds are a little lumpy and walls are thin, but it’s very convenient for a ski weekend. The restaurants are quite good downstairs, and you have instant access to the slopes!
If you book a room at a genuinely good price and your focus is 100% on the snow activities, accepting the room as a purely functional (and somewhat lacking) place to sleep and shower, then it serves its purpose.
The convenience to the slopes is truly unmatched.
However, if room comfort, a good night's sleep, or climate control are priorities for you, the current state of the rooms is a bit disappointing and needs improvements.
Book for the snow, manage your expectations for the room, and aim for a bargain price. You will have a nice trip ;-)
The location is excellent, offering very convenient access to the ski slopes. Sitting in the bar and bistro areas to enjoy food and drinks is pleasant, as you can comfortably watch the skiers. The snacks here are tasty.
We paid €17 per person for breakfast, but the variety was very poor. On multiple days, I noticed that the cucumbers were not washed properly, with soil visible on their skins—this was quite careless. However, the part that disappointed me the most was the condition of the rooms.
When we arrived, the heating system in the hotel was completely non-functional due to a technical issue. Although they provided a heater after we called to report it—which was nice—the overall cleanliness of the rooms was unacceptable. Upon entering the room for the first time, there were clearly visible layers of dust on the floor. Cleaning was scheduled only once every three days, and after returning to the room on the third day, we found that we couldn’t enter because the cleaning staff had inserted the “Do Not Disturb” sign into the card slot. This required us to go back to the reception to get a new key.
Once we managed to enter the room, we found the beds had been made, but the floors were still untouched. Worse, while the duvet was being arranged, additional dust from under the beds had been stirred up and scattered around the room. I called reception again to report this, and they promised to send someone to clean, but even by the next day, no one showed up.
Another major issue was the extremely thin walls. We could hear everything from the neighboring rooms, including conversations.
While the location is very good next to the indoor ski area, the rooms are awful. Beds are noisy, toilet/shower combination is not practical, no proper heating in the rooms, cleaning in every 3 days, tasteless scrambled egg every morning. In short, the hotel itself is creating a very bad experience.
Update: it is getting weirder everyday, the hotel room is full of dirt just after cleaning, dirtier than before.
Update 2: reception and ski center are very much disconnected. The reception sells the wrong tickets (as they don't fully understand the ski center) and you are to blame for buying the wrong tickets.
We booked for 2 ppl and a kid. said the kid was for free. Came to the reception and had to pay amost 45€ extra. The girl in the reception asked ”and where is she gonna sleep?!” instead of informing us. Really bad and not recommended, this hotel really charges extra for nothing!
The flexibility of the hotel is the worst I have ever experienced in my life. I made an error in my booking and booked a night from Tuesday to Wednesday instead from Monday to Tuesday. I discovered this during check-in in Monday at 15:20 (official check-in is 15:00). I asked what are the options, i.e. if it's possible to shift my booking by one day to the front. This was denied with the reason that a room needs to be cancelled 24 hours prior they check-in day. The hotel insisted to pay the wrongly booked night for 126€ (the breakfast was taken off as a "gesture if good will") and offered me to book an additional night for 142€, since they have rooms available. This is from customer friendliness and service point of view a clear desaster. I would have even accepted a penalty of 20€ for the effort of late cancellation. Errors can happen everywhere, I admitted my error and the flexibility offered was zero. It looks more like a rip-off, since the guest in need needs to stay somewhere and this would have been a good opportunity for selling two rooms. I am sorry that I have to give my first bad review ever, but it's the truth.
I really loved this Hotel I came here for 1 day but I really liked it, it is located in a very nice place and it has very good Skypark/Indor Snowcenter where you can sky even wenn you don’t know you can lern with a trainer. I really enjoyed staying here.
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Witte Wereld 1, 6372 VG Landgraaf, Netherlands
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Adventure Valley Durbuy
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Adventure Valley Durbuy is Belgium's largest adventure park, offering a wide range of outdoor activities that are sure to get your adrenaline pumping. From kayaking and zip-lining to rock climbing and mountain biking, the park has something for every thrill-seeker. In addition to the outdoor adventures, there are also escape rooms and restaurants on-site. Whether you're into water sports, land activities, or aerial adventures, Adventure Valley Durbuy has it all.
Great place. Amount of team and individual games occupy your whole day. There are indoor and outdoor activities for all ages. Most of them around climbing, on a rocks on trees and also 32m controlled free fall. Highly recommended to visit when weather is good so you can enjoy all of them.
Kamil N — Google review
I'm writing this (April 2025) because we nearly decided to skip this place due to some terrible reviews on Google / TripAdvisor. Bottom line- it was absolutely brilliant. Perfect for a young family.
We were here for a full day - kids aged 12, 10 and 4, and lucky for us the the sun decided to show up. There were no queues whatsoever on any of the rides. Ok, perhaps 1 or 2 of the staff here weren't overly friendly (like some other reviews are suggesting) but tbh, 95% of staff here were extremely kind and helpful.
If I had one suggestion to the venue it would be to open the zip line for longer (it is only open for 2 hours). Otherwise, everything was on point. Also note, there's stuff here for toddlers but these attractions are naturally separate to the main features.
And regarding the price, yes, it is slightly pricey at circa €50 a head... But imo, worth every cent. You get a full day here where you cannot complete every attraction, even if you try!
In conclusion, the kids absolutely loved it and its also great fun for us adults.
Definitely a place we recommend for anyone visiting Belgium!
Great place for a visit with the family or colleagues if you like. Plenty of adventures to try out, all safe to do. Not so much for with a toddler but teens and up will have a great time. We visited Dino Mission with our toddler which was too artificial and not so interesting. Will come back with the teens only for the more daring things. Parking is plenty and close by, paid of course. Enough electric chargers available as well but not all of them work. Outside the parking there are better chargers.
We had a day here around Halloween. It was very nice for our 9 years old daughter but it was limited for our 4 years old daughter. We had to switch to do the adventure activities with my partner. I do not think getting full ticket for both partners should be necessary for families with young kids, since one needs to look after the younger child all the time. All in all, we still had good time.
A huge playground for all ages, rock climbing, abseiling, treetop clambering, a maze, indoor playground, bars and restaurants. Food quality good. For two adults and two kids, a day pass for most activities will cost you more tha 100€. + a 10 euro parking fee
The park is amazing the infrastructure is really nice. A serious damper is the often young and rude staff / students manning the attractions. As some were nice and competent others were constantly playing on their phone which should be forbidden or opening the attractions late given for example somebody had to go up to the fee fall. Also playing on the phone while kids are climbing poses a safety risk in my opinion.
Not speaking Flemish as a foreign visitor some of those played stupid and only gave directives in Flemish while I pointed out that I unfortunately do only speak French or English among other languages… it’s sad to see how badly trained staff can ruin an amazing concept.
We went for the Christmas afternoon event. On several occasions tried to book tickets and was fully booked but when we eventually managed to book tickets the place was half empty. The children liked the tube slides a lot. The light path was interesting but waiting for Santa in the cold outside for long time wasn't. Still, it was probably overall nice for the children.
Interesting amusement park with some unusual attractions. There are three tickets: one for entrance without any attractions included, an adventure pass, and a fly pass, which includes all adventure activities as well as three additional flying activities, i.e. zip line, dead drop and the big air. It is very surprising that this latter activity is a jump onto a big air pillow, which is not insured as you need to sign a physical harm waiver.
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RSI Durbuy
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Tourist information center
Historic Sites
Neighborhoods
If you're looking for an engaging way to explore the charming town of Durbuy, consider trying out the RSI Durbuy City Escape. This interactive experience allows you to embark on a delightful adventure through the city, where you'll receive a bag filled with materials to help you complete various tasks. As you solve challenges scattered throughout Durbuy, you'll unlock compartments that reveal fascinating insights about this picturesque locale.
Beautiful city, promoted as smallest city in Europe. Very nice for tourist with nice gardens, a castle, great restaurants and even own local brewed beer.
Koen H — Google review
Durbuy is a very nice City and worth to visit -BUT it looks like that most of the shops/tea rooms etc. are just interest in fast money from the tourists. We did visit on a Thursday from 09 am to just after lunch. Lot of Shops had not open. The Shop promoting local Durbuy products only is open from Friday 02pm and Saturday/Sunday. So no interest to promote the local products, just the fast weekend money. We had to check 4 places before we found one open for breakfast. ( it was a hotel, very friendly staff). Durbuy as a City maybe should look into that subject. We met, on thus Thursday morning people from the UK,Netherlands,Germany and Argentina- all not happy with the situation.
The most fruitful way and perhaps the best time to visit Durbuy is to linger there longer by visiting the Christmas market concurrently from November to January. During autumn in November, Durbuy is really beautiful and romantic to stroll around the place.
A small and beautiful village, but there are not many shops and restaurants
Wonderful place
One of my favorite places in Belgium
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(Translated by Google) Pretty little Belgian village
(Original)
Jolie petit village belge
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Topiary Park
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Parks
The Topiary Park, located near the river Ourthe and offering a stunning view of Durbuy Castle, is a picturesque botanical garden featuring over 250 different topiary sculptures. These include various shapes such as animals, people, and objects. The park also boasts colorful flowers and serene pathways for guided tours. It's a great place to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and explore the beautiful outdoor park with its unique flora designs.
Thoroughly enjoyed this local park packed with a wide range of sculptures. Very peaceful... Enjoyed a gentle walk around and sitting from time time as benches Nd chairs made available. Unfortunately the Cafe is shut outside of the summer season but there were a small selection of drink from distribution machines. There is a small shop offering all types of souvenirs. In my case I bought a soft toy for my dog 😅
PARKING
There is a large parking area in the front of the Park but you do have to pay. That said, you can easily park your car there all day and enjoy a leisurely walk up to the village. Only 5 mins aqay
Nancy D — Google review
Nice park …the tree designs are one part of it. Overall good place to spend few hours . The cafes are all around.
We recently visited the ISKCON temple in Durbuy, It was a truly serene and beautiful experience. The temple's peaceful atmosphere and stunning surroundings made it a perfect place for reflection. The temple food was delicious and served with great care. Durbuy itself was charming and picturesque, adding to the overall joy of the visit.
Much better than we expected, some great Topiary here.
An interesting park with many shaped box and other plants. Some of the plants are not in great shape because of age and disease. You can buy a combined ticket to reduce prices a bit.
Small, but nice, relaxing, parking right in front door (payed), wc, restaurant available, only symbolic entrance fee, small souvenir shop, nice walkings around green statues, you can even see a small lizards, butterflies, bugs, have nice view at city center buildings, can sit for a while and relax, beautiful, clean, fragrant
Quirky and an entertaining hour or two. Slightly down-at-heel - most topiary items in need of TLC and particularly weeding!! Seemed to be just one member of staff on duty for the whole site when we visited. Not many facilties open and a bit sad looking, but still enjoyable. Most hedges were recognisable 😊
The park was nice to visit, the entrance ticket was a bit expensive for how small the park is, but at the same time it pays the mini-golf entrance, so that's alright. The terrasse is a nice feature to the park.
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Rue de la Haie Himbe 1, 6940 Durbuy, Belgium
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Liege-Guillemins
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Transit station
Sights & Landmarks
Liege-Guillemins is a prominent railway hub in Belgium, known for its striking modern architecture designed by the renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. The station features a futuristic design with a vaulted steel and glass roof, creating a space-age ambiance that captivates visitors. As one of the busiest stations in the region, Liege-Guillemins serves as a gateway to high-speed trains, offering convenient access for travelers.
Well maintained train station with a colourful, huge roof that you would not stop looking at. The staff at the station office is very very friendly and helpful. We missed our train due to the delay of another train. The lady booked us another train route for the next day along with our to and from ticket to Leuven. Very much satisfied with the services provided.
Animesh K — Google review
A visually impressive train station, which looks incredible at night, almost like a spaceship. However, it is full of beggars, inside and out, which makes it feel very unsafe. There are also lots of homeless people sleeping inside the station building.
I found some of the staff at the ticket office to be a little unfriendly, but overall, the train station served its purpose, with platforms which were easy to access, and trains which arrived and departed on time.
I visited Liege city two years ago during a trip from Maastricht. The distance was short, and the train ride was quick and comfortable. When I arrived, I was amazed by the station’s(Liege Guillemins) breathtaking architecture. Designed by Santiago Calatrava, the sweeping glass and steel structure felt open, modern, and futuristic. It’s not just a train station it’s truly a piece of art. Everything was very clean, organized, and easy to navigate. It’s a must-visit for anyone who appreciates modern design.
After exploring the station, I spent some time visiting the city of Liege. The city is full of history, culture, and lively streets. I walked around the old town, visited beautiful churches like the Liege Cathedral, and enjoyed the view from the top of the Montagne de Bueren, a long staircase with amazing city views. Liege has a friendly atmosphere with scenic spots along the Meuse River. Whether you love architecture, history, or just relaxing walks, Liege is definitely worth a visit.
I love the architecture of this station. The design just pops and it is very bright. Easy access to all platforms. The bus station is right out in front of the station. Few restaurants and food stands in the station. More outside of the station across the street. I really enjoyed my visit to this station. It is beautiful.
Don't try to use luggage storage at this station. There is a tiny room in a filthy corner without any signage, impossible to find without asking. There are around 20 lockers for the whole station. Despite almost all the large ones being empty, the machine stated them as "sold out". Even if you get one, they are ridiculously expensive.
Be aware: Departure platform (mostly) blocked. We arrived on platform 1 and had 9 minutes to get to platform 2. We almost missed our connection because the first three entrances to platform 2 were blocked with railing, or yellow barrier. We tried 1 set of stairs, 2 escalators (which were running, but blocked). We jumped over the barrier at 2nd escalators, because the train was about to leave. We passed another set of stairs that also was blocked. At least three passengers missed train. Luckily we only had two 23kg bags and our backpacks 😅
One of the most exciting places I' ve seen in my life. Frankly a paradise on earth for photographers and for architects. I suggest you to come 1 hour earlier than your train departure, because it is high danger to miss it as you'll admire and photograph it! Finally, we have to notice that it is one of the most central train stations in the world!
Fabulous design, have been through here a few times on my way to Bruxelles, Kortrijk and south to the Ardennes.
Nice shops on the bottom floor, 3 coffee shops, but missing a General store for travellers.
Has a mezzanine level that is completely derelict, pity, would have been a great addition to the railway station and added something to it's usefulness.
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4000 Liège, Belgium
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Saint Paul's Cathedral of Liège
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Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
St. Paul's Cathedral in Liege is a grand Gothic church with stunning stained-glass windows and a serene cloister. The cathedral houses remarkable statues by Jean Delcour, including one of St. Paul, as well as the prized Reliquary of Charles the Bold in its Treasury. Visitors can also explore the cozy green yard and gallery on the premises, and admire the masterpiece Lucifer statue.
St. Paul’s Cathedral in Liège is a beautiful place to visit. Walking through the main cathedral, with its stunning stained glass and peaceful atmosphere, is already a treat. What makes it even more special is the chance to explore the back rooms, which are open to visitors. For €8, you can check out the treasure rooms, where they’ve got some amazing artifacts like gold chalices and reliquaries. It’s a great way to dive into the history of the place. Definitely worth it if you’re in Liège!
Ruben K — Google review
This captivating, must-visit cathedral containing several gems worth seeing in person:
- Masterwork neo-gothic pulpit with especially striking statue of satan by Willem Geefs
- Colourful mix of renaissance and modern stained glas windows
- Ornamental church ceiling decorated with sublime leaf motives (unique in many current day churches)
- Opulent gold and silver saint-Lamberts shrine
If you have some time and money left I recommend you visit the adjacent treasury which contains the dazzling reliquary bust of Saint-Lambert and reliquary of Charles the Bold.
One of the best cathedral. Cathedral's inside is such a beautiful art of architecture.
Beautiful church, but for some reason it's forbidden to drink a beer in public place cuz there was "NO" sign and almost got a ticket. Put the sign up that tourists don't get fines for "NO REASON" and I would advise all tourists to find out what public places in Belgium are restricted for drinking in public.
Such a beautiful cathedral! The stained glass windows are amazing and the cathedral seems so inviting, bright and colourful… Definitely a must-see in Liège!
My photos are taken after the rain on Saturday. If you have extra money the museum is a must. You can see plenty from there and nice to learn more. We spent hours in this.
Beautiful cathedral. In the back they have a small gift shop. You can get audio guides or you can pay 8€ to go into the treasury but we thought it was too expensive so we didn't. There was a choir practicing while we were there which was a pleasant surprise.
Very nice place to visit old and very unique
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Montagne de Bueren
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Montagne de Bueren is a famous attraction in Herstal, featuring a long stone staircase that leads to stunning city views from the top. The historic center nearby offers renowned streets like Hors-Chateau and Feronstree, with the option to climb the 374 steps of Montagne de Bueren for those seeking an active adventure. Additionally, visitors can explore the passageways around Montagne de Bueren and discover hidden treasures along the way.
Stairs to heaven, build to allow soldiers easy access from citadel do city. Now integrated within city buildings makes amazing impression around view for city and surroundings. It’s worth to climb 374 steps to look at historic buildings and see a view over a Liege from last 374 step on the top. It’s most visited place in Liege.
Kamil N — Google review
This was a really cool bar, right next to the giant steps.
Downstairs you were able to get food, upstairs and outside was just a bar. They had all their own beers on tap as well as some other local breweries.
If the weather is good the garden was a great spot for a drink.
Probably the most impressive flight of stairs I’ve ever seen & climbed to be fair, and I’ve been up more than a few stairs in my time. Needed to catch my breath now & again! Wouldn’t like to be the postman here (yes there are letterboxes) As the signs keep telling you, keep the noise down to respect the local residents.
Montagne de Bueren is one of the most impressive spots in Liège. Climbing all those steps might be a bit of a challenge, but once you reach the top, it’s absolutely worth it. The view over the city is truly breathtaking — especially at sunset, it looks like a painting. Just be careful on the way down… your legs might still think you’re climbing up! 😄🏙️
A nice short work out if you fancy it. Saw a few locals running up and down.
Lovely views along the way if you stop and turn around and it leads to a prominent monument and viewpoint.
Plenty of routes leading on from the top to wander back down or just take the stairs down.
It’s a public pathway so no need to book or buy tickets just walk.
Worth the climb!
Most famous location in liege. Suitable for families to visit.
MUST SEE all the view points after going up hill.
Only disadvantage is for wheel chairs and baby strollers. We will need to carry them with us to the top.
Good exercise with breath taking views up and down the stairs. You can count them as you go to see how many they are
It has around 364 steps, built early as a passage to the city.
You will find amazing views of the Liege city from the top. On reaching the top you will find a hospital and view points
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Place Saint-Lambert
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Place Saint-Lambert, located in Liege, is a vibrant square that serves as the social heart of the city. Once home to a historic cathedral, it now features government buildings within a former palace. The bustling square is surrounded by shops, cafes, and restaurants where locals and tourists gather to enjoy the lively atmosphere. The Liege Cathedral, also known as St. Paul's Cathedral, with its magnificent architecture including intricately carved roofs and stained glass windows can be found here.
Place Saint-Lambert is absolutely magical during the Christmas season! The Christmas market here is amazing, with charming wooden stalls, twinkling lights, and a festive atmosphere that makes it a must-visit. You’ll find all kinds of delicious food, from classic Belgian waffles and hot mulled wine to tartiflette and fresh oysters. The variety is fantastic, and there’s something for everyone. Surrounding the square, there’s an incredible number of bars where you can enjoy a drink and soak up the holiday vibe. It’s the perfect spot to celebrate the season and experience the best of Liège!
Ruben K — Google review
We happened to walk into this beautiful place while walking in Liege. The building looks like a palace. I’m not sure exactly what it was. We were only there a few minutes. Would love to explore more.
Go inside and you'll see this is a magnificent cathedral: a fantastic, intricately carved roof and wonderful stained glass windows. Look out for the white marble statue of Lucifer, hiding behind the pulpit!
Liège Cathedral, also known as St. Paul's Cathedral, is a church with a history dating back to the 10th century. Although the current building only dates back to the 13th century. Like many cathedrals dating from this period, the church is a nice example of Gothic architecture. Some of the most outstanding features of the building include the highly ornate altarpiece of the abbey chapel, the classical Greek inspired Baroque sculpture of St John the Baptist, the ribbed vault of the nave, with its golden ribs and its vaults coated and painted with rinceaux common to French Gothic styles. The cathedral also has the usual collection of beautiful stained glass windows, some which have very contemporary designs that complement the more traditional ones.
Luxurious place, shows the wealth of the old times era.
a bit dirty & not enough soup kitchens (cft'FOOD NOT BOMBS")
Great place to visit with a variety of shopping malls and accessible
Such a shame to leave it in this state, and such a shame to renovate that bad for the tram installation, it's so dangerous at the bus round above! Put some borders poles or lines instead of leaving the people being pushed by the late bus drivers! Dangerous place even after Saint-Lambert was disassembled by the Ardent Liégeois facing Bourguignon & church invaders!!!
Resturant named Lazeez , delicious traditional food , nice location
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Pl. Saint-Lambert, 4000 Liège, Belgium
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Coteaux de la Citadelle
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The Citadelle is a hill in the city of Liege, Belgium that overlooks the town and the surrounding countryside. The views from the citadel are particularly impressive during sunrise and sunset.
This hilly area of the Citadel of Liege is hard work to get to, but you'll be rewarded with excellent views of the city below. The views from the top of Montagne de Bueren
are excellent, but if you go further along to Belvédère Liège, the views are even clearer and better.
There isn't much to see of the citadel and it's mostly ruins. You can still walk around and see a lot of what remains as much of it is still standing. The area has paved walking paths and is a pleasant area for a stroll.
Macedonboy — Google review
We struggle to find it. Liege busses are not marked clearly. No indication of number of stops at bus the stops itself or in bus.
Wonderful area for a walk.
Peaceful and great views.
Wen you do a tour up there you'll not miss the stairs.
There are 4 way marked walking routes which are categorized and 3 star in Michelin guide! Our walk started at Degrés des dentellières (the street of Lacemakers who lived just beside the townhall, and of such importance was their art). A rather unsuspecting entrance on Rue Pierreuse leads to some stairs which lead to a brick building in ruins. Yes, that was a part of the citadel. A few more stairs from here leads to the Terraces!
A nice promenade where you can see the historic wall of the city. Beautifull sight seeing and very peacefull
Calm, clean and you can see Liège from above.. in summer, I trust it will more beautiful..
Beautiful place to visit in liege. Nice point of views. Nice walk
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Sint Pieter Fort
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Fort Sint Pieter is an 18th-century hill fort located in a nature and recreation park between Maastricht and Liege. Originally built to defend against the French, it now offers guided tours and is connected to the famous caves of St. Pietersberg via tunnels. The caves, with a total length of 200 kilometers, feature ancient fossils and remnants from World War II.
This place is well-run. The restrooms are free with your ticket.
We booked the Fort Tour and enjoyed it so much that we added on the Mine caves tour.
I liked how the guide asked questions and explained the reasoning behind the design of the canon shooting area of the fort’s bunkers, for example.
Bree M — Google review
The Fort and the caves are awesome!
Our two tour guides explained very well and they transmit their passion on doing their job.
It was a really nice visit.
Lovely afternoon out. Did a combined tour with this and the caves. Our guide Luella was very knowledgeable and friendly, we learned a lot and were entertained throughout.
Really cool place to visit as it is rich in history and you get a nice view of the surrounding areas. You can walk on your own but to be honest the best thing you can do is get a guided tour. We had a very lady guiding us and telling us the purpose of the place and how it was used back in the day. Tour wasn't very long and you can get another tour in the underground exhibit on a different theme. All in all I recommend this experience to enhance your knowledge of Maastricht.
Our excursion was in English. Although our guide was not a native English speaker, his story was coherent and interesting. It was a please listening to our guide because he was passionate about the fort’s history! I’m sorry I didn’t ask for his name.
If you are interested in architecture or engineering, it’s definitely worth visiting. It might amaze you to see how smart those people were so many centuries ago!
Well worth a visit, this place was amazing. Would advise to dress accordingly as it is cool once you are underground. Our tour guide was amazing and extremely knowledgeable. The history behind these tunnels makes them almost magical and with the artwork dotted throughout makes it all the more interesting. Our tour took just under an hour and we'll worth the money. Unfortunately it did not include the vault so if you want to see that check your booking and I believe it is another 40mins.
My visit to Sint Pieter Fort and the North Caves at Maastricht Underground was truly an unforgettable experience! From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the stunning historical site and its fascinating stories.
Our tour guide, Ton, was absolutely fantastic. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also passionate about the history and significance of the fort and caves. His engaging storytelling and deep insights made the tour both educational and entertaining. Ton’s ability to bring history to life is commendable, and he ensured that everyone in our group, regardless of age, had a wonderful time.
The tour itself was well-organized and offered great value for money. We explored the intriguing tunnels of the North Caves, learning about their historical uses and the various artworks hidden within. The cool, dark caves provided a stark contrast to the sunny fort above, making for a diverse and exciting experience.
Sint Pieter Fort, with its impressive structure and panoramic views of Maastricht, was another highlight. Ton’s explanations of the fort’s strategic importance and the events that took place there added depth to our visit.
Overall, this tour exceeded our expectations. It was both fun and informative, and we left with a greater appreciation for Maastricht’s rich history. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area. Don’t miss out on this gem of an experience!
It is a captivating blend of history and nature. The fortress, steeped in rich history and guided by knowledgeable experts, offers an immersive experience for history enthusiasts. What truly sets this site apart are the intriguing underground caves and tunnels, revealing the fort's military secrets. I was enchanted by the cool, dimly lit passageways, which add a mysterious charm to the visit. Surrounded by panoramic views of rolling hills and the serene Maas River, this hidden gem provides a unique and unforgettable journey through time and natural beauty. Highly recommended for a fascinating adventure.
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Luikerweg 80b, 6212 NH Maastricht, Netherlands
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Basilica of Our Lady
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The Basilica of Our Lady, also known as Slevrouwe, is a Romanesque Catholic church located in Maastricht. It was primarily built in the 11th and 12th centuries on the site of an earlier religious building dating back to the 5th century AD. The basilica features stained-glass windows and is a fine example of Mosan architecture.
The Basilica of Our Lady in Maastricht is one of those places that quietly stays with you. Stepping through its heavy Romanesque doors, I felt like I had entered a sanctuary carved out of time itself. The dim light, the scent of candles, and the silence inside the Star of the Sea chapel create a sense of peace that’s almost sacred. It’s not flashy or overwhelming—it’s intimate, timeless, and deeply moving. A quiet corner of the city where history and faith still breathe.
Felipe B — Google review
The Basilica of our Lady is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. It’s one of the oldest churches in the Netherlands and has amazing architecture. The inside is quiet and full of history, with high ceilings, colorful windows, and old religious items.
A beacon of faith in Maastricht's historic center, the Basilica of Our Lady ⛪ is a magnificent example of Mosan-Romanesque architecture. Built in the 11th and 12th centuries, its formidable, fortress-like westwork was designed for defense as well as worship.
Known locally as Slevrouwe (Star of the Sea), the basilica has been a significant pilgrimage site for centuries, revered for its 15th-century statue of the Virgin Mary. The dark, contemplative interior, with its ancient crypt and valuable treasury, offers a powerful glimpse into the city's deep religious and cultural heritage. The Basilica of Our Lady is a true cornerstone of Maastricht, embodying centuries of history and devotion.
Absolutely stunning. A good audio tour. It is worth the extra ticket price to see the treasury room. Some stunning relics and breathtaking architecture. The collection includes some beautiful examples of mideval embroidered religious garments..
The Basilica of Our Lady in Maastricht is a beautiful old church with a calm and peaceful atmosphere. Many visitors light candles and admire the statue of Our Lady Star of the Sea. The crypts and artwork show its long history, and it’s a quiet place to relax and reflect. It is both a spiritual and historical landmark in the city.
Beautiful church in honor of Maria, definitely worth a stop.
A church that is free to duck out of the rain. The main chapel has very pretty stain glass. There's a small chapel that's open outside of the time for the main church for a quick prayer. Museum portion is 5 euros/person and is separate (Sept 2024). Sort of eerie in a storm, not well lit.
Beautiful place to visit while in Maastricht. The shrine to Our Lady is breathtaking and provides a wonderful moment to pause and pray and light a candle. The Basilica is on a lovely square, where we stopped to have a hot chocolate and soak up the Christmas ambience.
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Onze Lieve Vrouweplein 7, 6211 HD Maastricht, Netherlands
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Book Store Dominicanen
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Book Store Dominicanen, situated in Maastricht, the Netherlands, is a captivating literary destination set within a medieval church dating back to the 13th century. This unique indie bookstore offers an array of Dutch and English titles across various genres and international selections. The stunning architecture of the former Dominican church provides a serene ambiance for book lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Walking into Dominicanen feels like entering a literary sanctuary. The moment you step inside this former church, you're struck by the incredible atmosphere - centuries-old stone walls, soaring Gothic arches, and thousands of books creating the most inspiring environment for book lovers.
I spent hours here just wandering through the different sections, each level offering new perspectives of this architectural marvel. The café is perfect for settling in with a new purchase and soaking in the unique ambiance.
What impressed me most was how they've managed to create a fully functional modern bookstore while maintaining the sacred, contemplative feeling of the original space. The staff clearly takes pride in this special place.
Whether you buy anything or not, this bookstore offers an experience unlike anywhere else in the world. Pure magic for anyone who loves books, history, or beautiful spaces.
Julieta R — Google review
Walking into Bookstore Dominicanen feels like stepping into a dream. The building itself is breathtaking—a stunning blend of history and books that makes you want to slow down and soak it all in. The selection is incredible, from bestsellers to hidden gems, and the atmosphere is pure magic. Whether you’re a book lover or just love beautiful spaces, this is an absolute must-visit in Maastricht. 📚✨
It amazing how the Dutch people repurposed their old church and became a such beautiful bookstore. The title of most beautiful bookstore in the world is second to none!
The old church Become a bookstore is much better some of the other churches became a bar and restaurant or some became an apartments if you asked me!
You can slap have a cup of coffee or something in the back of the bookstore to admire the old church of the bookstore or the book you just purchased!
Absolutely stunning bookstore inside a historic church. The architecture is breathtaking, the books are well-curated, and the little café adds a cozy touch. A must-visit for book lovers and anyone who appreciates history and design. The most impressive detail was that the figures on the ground were grave lids(ledger stones).
Boekhandel Dominicanen is truly one of the most beautiful bookstores I have ever visited. Located inside a stunning former church, it offers a magical atmosphere enhanced by colorful lighting that makes the place even more captivating. The book selection is broad and well curated.
However, it can get very crowded at times, especially on weekends, likely because many tourists come just to look around, so going up the stairs can feel quite packed and a bit uncomfortable.
AMAZINNNGGG PLACEEE UGHHHH!! Booksa + nice architecture / interior = perfect combo!!!!! I would spend hours here just taking picture videos while reading some books <3 the collection is also quite complete with a lot of english books 📚 they have also a lot of stationary and souvenirs <3
Such an amazing place!!
It was my first time visiting bookstore that used to be a church.
There are murals on the dome and beautiful, calm marble details near the bookshelves.
Even though I didn’t find a book I wanted, just sitting in the cafe with a coffee and soaking in the atmosphere was a joy in itself.
The café takes last orders at 5:45 PM.
It looks like they only serve non-alcoholic drinks at the moment, it’d be perfect if they offer a glass of 🥂 too!
Bookstore located in a former church in the pedestrian city center of Maastricht. The place is more than magnificent and very pleasant, there is also a cafe where you can sit down to have a coffee or other. I stop by every time I visit this city. I highly recommend it.
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Dominicanerkerkstraat 1, 6211 CZ Maastricht, Netherlands
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Maastricht, Markt
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Maastricht, Markt is a large square with a variety of shops and dining options. While it may not have the same allure as the 'Vrijthof' square, it is definitely worth a visit. The Maastricht town hall serves as the centerpiece of this well-known square, which hosts markets on Wednesdays and Fridays, including an extensive fish market. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk around the square and explore the different places to eat or drink.
The market is always full of people and is place of leisure. It was good to walk around there
Akash S — Google review
I had a good walk around the square, there wan't a market on when I wend but I've been told the market is very good. i still enjoyed the walk, there are many different places to eat or drink and it is very clean.... worth a visit
Open air market on Wednesday and Friday every week. Love this historic city.
Very nice
(Translated by Google) A well-known Maastricht square with the Maastricht town hall as the center, every Wednesday
kl: market, Friday gr: market with extensive fish market.
(Original)
Een bekend Maastrichter plein met het stadhuis van Maastricht als middelpunt,iedere woensdag
kl: markt,vrijdags gr:markt met dan uitgebreide vismarkt.
(Translated by Google) Large square with various shops and catering establishments. Not the allure of the other large square in Maastricht, "Vrijthof" but definitely worth a visit.
(Original)
Groot plein met diverse winkels en horeca gelegenheden. Niet de allure van het andere grote plein in Maastricht, "Vrijthof" maar zeker een bezoekje waard.
(Translated by Google) Nice place to walk around
(Original)
Mooie plek om over heen te lopen
(Translated by Google) A beautiful market... especially the fried fish stall and natural orange juice, in addition to antiques and junk :)
(Original)
سوق جميل.. خاصة أكشك السمك المقلي وعصير البرتقال الطبيعي بالإضافى الى التحف والخردة :)
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Vrijthof
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Vrijthof is a spacious square in Maastricht, surrounded by cafes, museums, and churches. It offers great views of the Gothic church of Saint John and the Basilica of Saint Servatius. The central bandstand and fountain add to its charm.
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Maastricht, Netherlands
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Amrath Hotel & Thermen Born-Sittard
Permanently Closed
Hotel
Spas & Wellness
Airy rooms, some with balconies, in an elegant hotel offering 2 restaurants, a spa & yoga classes.
My visit was very short only for one night and it was for some business stuff at Nedcar. It was very nice, the room was wonderful and it had a small terasse perfect for a quick smoke.......
The bed was very comfortable, the rooms was clean, the breakfast was perfect.
Sadly I couldnt try the Spa area as it was a no-clothes day 😁
If I have another visits in the area I will gladly stay there ones more.
I totally recommend it to you!
Vladislava G — Google review
Pleasant experience overall however we had booked a luxury room and the bubble bath was not working for covid measures and it was not mentioned before we had booked it. The terms are quite nice and there the bubble baths were working which is a bit contradictory. Breakfast was ok with few warm dishes ( eggs bacon .. ) as well as bread fruits,.. and tasty. The room was quiet but we might expect something a bit nicer for a 4 star hotel.
Bad service, food is horrible yet quite expensive: raw vegetables, tiny portions of the protein like a half duck breast for dinner, when ordering red bass fish you get a 5 by 2 cm piece with a small cheap thin white fish next to it to make up the lack of whatever you ordered). The fries that were to acompany these tiny portions didnt arrive at all and we needed to ask the manager. It took them one whole hour the serve the main dish after the entree (tiny bowl of soup). Even the drinks took each time about 30 minutes to arrive. Then the rooms. No ventilation except for a balcony door, which you don't want to open because of the busy highway right across this hotel. In summer it's extremely hot. The beds are hard, the pillows as soft and barely existing. When we arrived we had to change rooms because of the loud noise coming form our bathroom. The whole building looks like it's falling apart wholes in ceilings and walls, leaking bathrooms, stains on walls.it looks like someone stopped caring for it a good while ago. And the forest they claim to be situated next to does also nog exist, its farming land. Please don't waste your money.
OK up to a point. Hotel itself is nice; in need of modernising but still retains a nice charm. Bedroom is functional, again in need of some modern touches and the bathroom could do with a lick of paint and some new tiles.
Restaurant service was a disgrace however. Despite there being fewer than 8 people eating that evening, it still took 2 hours for a bowl of onion soup and a chicken satay. When it did arrive it wasn't hot. Staff were apologetic but that's not the point.
Personally I wouldn't recommend on that alone.
This place needs renovation urgently. The room door doesn't open or close properly. Shower cabin is so tiny that your elbow keep hitting the wall/cabin. Each time your neighbor gets in or out of the room is a loud bang as I suppose their doors don't work properly. There is no lobby for people to chill while waiting for others. For the price of the hotel, it really good do with a upgrade.
The deluxe room is very pretty with a nice bath, only the outlets and heaters are very old and the white curtains discolered. The food in the restaurant is really good and the restaurant/bar looks cozy. The staff is kind.
What a beautiful place, we enjoyed a super relaxing day in your wellness palace. Everything is well maintained, nicely illuminated.
Plenty of saunas and baths to choose from (indoor to outdoor pool, foot bath, hot baths with and without herbal ingredients, whirlpool, Finnish sauna, Hamam, steam room, Herbal sauna with light therapy, crystal salt sauna, cold bath, several showers etc etc etc).
Decent clientele, lovely restaurant with wonderful meal options.
I'd rate this facility with five stars but unfortunately after checking out we noticed that they billed all dining items extra although we chose for the 3 course menu since it appeared to be a good deal. It clearly states "3 courses of your choice" for 29,50 EUR p.p. but the check out girl said we chose something else apart from the recommended menu by the chef which is completely not true. The waitress did not even present the chef's recommendation nor interrupted us while ordering that any of those items would be extra or not included. So we had a nasty surprise while checking out. Receptionist was not very cooperative and tried to make us believe we did something wrong. Honestly we are talking about maybe 9 EUR but it's just about the way of transparency/service/complaint management.
So this experience left kind of a taste which is a pity since we had a really relaxing day. So, basically I'd rate this wellness facility with five stars but due to the unpleasant surprise on our bill and the suboptimal way of dealing with our complaint I'll take off one star.
*** UPDATE JANUARY 2017 ***
After our second visit we experienced a text book handling with our complaint, therefore I gladly rate with five stars. Thanks a lot!
My first impressions was, this cannot be a 4 star hotel. But I said let's take a look first.
Hotel it self looks ok.
It was a hot day in May when we visited this hotel.
The rooms were run down and there was no Air conditioning nor a fan. No mini bar, or swimming pool, just an old television that did not work because the wall outlets were broken and hanging loose.
This is not a place I would like to visit again.
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Langereweg 21, 6121 SB Born, Netherlands
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“Reading between the Lines” See-through Church
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Reading between the Lines” See-through Church is a remarkable steel artwork constructed in 2011, resembling a transparent church and serving as a popular photography spot. Situated in Doorkijkkerk - Reading between the lines, 3840 Borgloon, this attraction is located in the scenic region of Haspengouw in the south of Limburg.
Nice piece of art - can get there by walking or cycling, easy to access, then people can follow the trails to the Twijfelgrens (but not recommend for wet days). There is summer bar close by from April. Great view during sunset.
Tien-Thanh N — Google review
Original and unique place located in Borgloon. More than the sculpture, this place offers an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Limburgse Haspengouw (landscape dedicated on agriculture, specifically fruit cultivation, on a slightly hilly set up). From there you can discover the region with plenty of beautiful trails between the cultures, meadows and groves.
Be very careful : You can't access directly by car the area ! If you drive on the surrounding agricultural tracks (only for tractors, bicycles, horse riders and pedestrians), you'll break the law and may get a €174+ fine (third-degree infraction). Then, do NOT go through the signs (F99c) obviously indicating the restriction (see picture). Police is patrolling and may intercept you whether driving or being parked. Instead, you can easily reach the place (5 minutes walk) from a parking located nearby on the Sint-Truidersteenweg (see picture). Enjoy !
Nice architecture. Scene around the church is also beautiful. Rural and quiet. There is a pop up bar currently between the parking and the church, where you can have a drink
Beautiful scenery. If you visit early in the morning, you can have it all for yourself and get some nice pics
Happened to come by this piece of art and apparently it's pretty famous? I didn't see anything special about it. We looked at it for 2 minutes and went on with our day. It's a nice place to Picknick though and pick some fruit
This is some art i very much recommend visiting when you are close. It's a bit of a walk to get there but it's worth it! The view, the walk to it, it's all beautiful l. The art it self is unique an fits in beautifully with the nature around it. You can also do a bike tour visiting more art pieces like this.
Nice and small you has to walk about 10 minutes here
Well worth a trip to see. It was a little smaller in reality than I expected- not from any fault of the description- just me- but it is quite amazing to see it and how solid yet see through it can be. The area is so quiet and beautiful to walk through as well. Parking was easy enough for us, but it is only a large lay-by nearby so could easily get busy.
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Grootloonstraat 2, 3840 Tongeren-Borgloon, Belgium
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Wilderen Brewery & Distillery
Brewery
Food & Drink
Brewpub
Distilleries
Very large, beautiful bar-restaurant-taproom of Wilderen Brewery. Good service, warm and cosy on a January weekend! Goodenu, excellent beer. Strongly recommended.
Jonathan M — Google review
Great place, fine selection of beers, great food ! Definietly would visit again !
Friendly people, nice location, original locally brewed spirits and beets
Wonderful place to stop at after a lovely walk through the Sint Truiden orchards and year-round to be honest. Lively, picturesque outside terrace and cosy interior. Great beers, of course, and all warm drinks with the added house whisky and eau-de-bière are delicious. Always lovely to come back.
Open on Sunday for those who want to visit a brewery when all others are closed! I have been there twice already. They have good beer and also wide selection of strong drinks like whiskey, rum and gin. The tour on Sunday is at 15.00, I have taken the tour a few years ago and unfortunately it was only in Dutch, but the tour guide was really amiable and translated in English some parts. Maybe they have English tours now, but we did not ask. As we could not stay for so long we just enjoyed their nice chalet style restaurant. We took tapas to share and a crazy choco drink for dessert. Obviously we tried the beer. Tripel Kannunik is really GOOD.
Wonderful indoor and outdoor seating. Beers are award winning and aptly so. Good range of beers available, and at less than $4 (Euro 3.60), which is unbelievable. Outdoor play area for children. Easy bus ride, if you're traveling by train to nearby towns.
Great selection of biers, and delicious food! Super friendly and professional staff, very well managed. Definitely will come back, recommend👍
Park yourself at the tennis club in the back and be amazed by this big brewery.
It has a huge terrace which is always full when good weather, simply because this place is just amazing.
The staff is really friendly, even though they have to serve so much beer greedy people and run 10km in a day.
Brouwerij Wilderen is brewing beer, whiskey and gin. The blond beers, Wilderen Goud and Kannunik are very tasty. There is also a smalls shop where you can buy all different alcohol at democratic prices.
Did not order food here, but looks like they serve good tapas.
Definitely a hotspot to enjoy the good weather!
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Wilderenlaan 8, 3803 Sint-Truiden, Belgium
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Aqualibi
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Aqualibi is a year-round indoor waterpark located at the entrance to Walibi Belgium. The park features a variety of high-speed and gentle water slides, a wave pool, and a dedicated kids' zone. The indoor facility boasts glass roofs, housing attractions such as a relaxation pool with massage jets, Laguna Verde heated to 36C with accompanying jacuzzis, and thrilling slides suitable for all ages. Visitors can enjoy river rapids and periodic waves in the main pool.
Here my detailed review:
Entry fee & Parking:
Parking is shared with walibi theme park. 13€ is kinda expensive but if you pay parking at the Aqualibi desk, its only 11€.
The entry fee for Aqualibi is around 35€ which is ok but also not cheap but on the limit. Sadly there is no combi ticket together with the theme park.
Also a chip wristband paying system could be useful, so you dont have to bring a wallet to the pool bar.
Since Aqualibi is open till 10pm, it offers a nice additional experience after spending a day at Walibi, which closes already at 6pm. I entered Aqualibi at 5pm. The crowds were mid and only the new slides had some waiting.
Changing rooms:
The changing rooms are clean, its also unisex. Lockers are fine and are NO upcharge.
Also note their clothing policy, they dont allow shorts.
Pools:
The main pool area is themed to some degree and features some rockwork. It has a medium sized wave pool, which can be pretty packed. The waves were only turning on once in the 2,5 hours I was there.
There is also a nice relaxing Lagoon with some whirlpools.
Kids play areas are right next to the Lagoon.
For the ambient temperature it was kinda chilly at some spots (outdoors it was 20°C) with lots of AC running. The water temperature was just right. The cleanliness in the pools was not so great but thats usual if there is lots of people.
Slides:
So this is the park's main focus. The dome with the wave pool offers some slides (these are the older ones). Here you have some chill tire slides (like Bi-bob) but also some faster slides like Flash and Extreme (this one has a nasty direction change where you almost flip over).
Next to the lagoon, there is the very well themed Rapido river slide. This one is lots of fun with much variation and even features a "disco" cave. Its a very chaotic and wild slide. Only minus is that they dont regulate how many people are on the Rapido, I felt like being in a "people avalanche" where you constantly bump into others or they bump into you.
For the new slides, you had to wait a bit (max. 10-15min). You wait at the bottom to get a tire and then walk up to the slide's start. The slide with the bowl and with the half pipe were very popular, fun and exciting.
The slides where you lie belly down on a mat are also fun but not as fast and exciting.
The banzai slides (featuring 2 uphill passages) was nice but way too short and kinda slow. Cool idea but not as exciting as the others. Also not that banzai requires 2 people on a tire/boat, if you are below 68kg.
After around 6pm the waits dropped significantly to even zero on most slides. (Was there on a friday)
For me 3h were enough to have a good time and experience everything and doing multiple laps on the slides.
Verdict:
++ slide selection
++ great in the evening after being at Walibi
+ theming, especially on rapido
+ free lockers
~ mid cleanliness
~ pricing not cheap but also not expensive
~ no chip payment wristbands
M H — Google review
Decent Fun, But Major Downsides
I visited Aqualibi recently and while the slides and attractions themselves were enjoyable, several important issues affected the overall experience.
Firstly, there was no proper ventilation or fresh air inside the building. It felt stuffy and uncomfortable, especially after spending more time in the pool areas. It’s a water park – fresh air is essential.
Waiting times were also a big downside. We had to stand in line far too long for most slides, which really took away from the fun. The park was crowded, but queue management could definitely be improved.
When it comes to food, the quality does not match the price at all. It’s overpriced for what you get – both in taste and portion size.
Finally, there was too much chlorine in the water. It irritated the eyes and skin, and the smell was overwhelming in certain areas.
Aqualibi has potential, but unless some of these issues are addressed, I’m not sure I’d rush to return.
Wost experience ever.. worst business model of grabbing the money in selling their own shorts.. answer given was hygienic reasons.. absolutely not acceptable. Might write it on linked in and tag his CEO. Most of the members dont speak English.. wost ever experience
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We had an amazing day at Aqualibi Brussels! The kids had the best time — it’s a wonderfully fun and safe place to enjoy with family and friends, including young children right from toddler age. The facilities are well kept, the atmosphere is lively, and there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy, no matter the age group.
One small suggestion: while the swimming costume policy is understandable and important for everyone’s safety and hygiene, it would be very helpful if this information was highlighted more clearly when purchasing tickets online. That way, guests can be fully prepared and avoid any confusion or disappointment upon arrival.
Overall, a fantastic experience and we are already looking forward to visiting again soon!
Recently visited Aqualibi on weekday around 1pm.
It was too crowded due to sunny day (probably) and waited more than hour outside entrance.
Considering dress code requirement , they need tight shorts for men and length should be above knee for dames. If you don’t have already so they force to buy from premises at much higher price, for instance men shorts priced 17.90€
talking about inner atmosphere, it’s quite ok.
There are 4 news water slides which are quite fast and thrilling experience. Others slides are not that fast but quite good to enjoy.
There are pools and slides for kids less than 1.20m height which is also quite nice.
Parking is 11€ for day , can be bought from ticket counter.
Lockers are included with ticket pass and also handy.
Good shower facility available , but you must have own shampoo/soap :)
Overall satisfied with managing staff and Experience.
We had a fantastic visit to Aqualibi with our family (two kids). The facilities were clean, everything was well organized, and the staff was very helpful. The food options were perfect for a quick lunch—although a bit pricey (€15 for adults, €10 for kids).
Buying tickets online, including parking, was super easy. Even though the park was quite busy, it’s spacious enough that it never felt overcrowded. A small tip for visitors: check the swimwear rules in advance—I bought fitted swim shorts for my husband beforehand, and everything went smoothly.
Overall, a wonderful day out. We’ll definitely be coming back! 👍🏻
We chose to be here on Thursday to skip the queue. It is good to read the information from the website before you arrive. The swimsuit has its own criteria: it should be tight-fitting for the man. Otherwise, you have to buy one from them. Some items, such as Rapido, are easy to get stuck in if you have loose-fitting swimming trunks. Most items require a minimum height of 120 cm. It is really cool for both kids and adults to ride Rapido and Waikiki. My son is 8 years old. I recommend that an 8-year-old child rides Waikiki with an adult.
Some great slides and pools. The rapids were ferocious but fun, just make sure your kids can swim enough or use the life jackets! Kids were gone for an hour or two at a time and made it out alive!
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Walibi Belgium
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Amusement park
Fun & Games
Walibi Belgium is a seasonal amusement park located near Wavre, a city known for its historic castle and natural reserves. The park offers a mix of kids-only attractions, roller coasters, carousels, and an observation wheel. Easily accessible by train or car, the park has been entertaining visitors since 1975 and continues to introduce new thrill rides every few years.
So, we hit up this awesome theme park on Monday, rolling in around 10 am. Parking was super easy to find and cost us 13 bucks per car—not bad at all! Even though we got there pretty early, the place was already buzzing, so my advice? Try to arrive even earlier if you can.
It’s a themed park, and honestly, the vibe is totally unique. Make sure you grab a guide brochure as soon as you walk in—super handy for planning your day. The rides are just amazing; I can’t even pick a favorite, but we ended up riding KONDAA three times—couldn’t get enough!
The restrooms are spotless and kept up really well. Plus, they’re everywhere and even match the theme of each area—super cool touch. When you need a break, the food court’s a great spot. Prices for food and drinks are pretty fair for a place like this, so no complaints there.
Every corner of the park looks fantastic, and I took a ton of photos—couldn’t help myself! The staff were super helpful, and loads of them spoke English, French, or Dutch, so communication was a breeze.
If you want to chill, there are plenty of tables and chairs for picnics, and you’re allowed to bring your own food and drinks, which is awesome. And when it’s time for a ride, there are lockers right there so you can stash your stuff and grab it after—super convenient. Honestly, for what you pay, you get so much out of it. I’d totally recommend bringing your friends or family here for a fun day out. Big thanks to all the Walibi Belgium team for making our visit so memorable!
Hanna — Google review
The waiting times are not that bad when we went on a Saturday, one week after school starts.
The map is easy to understand and navigate.
The bathrooms are everywhere, be easily located and well maintained.
So many food options. AND, they are not that strict with food and drinks! You can bring your own snacks and eat even while queueing.
The only downside we felt was, the very short time of rides… we felt a little unsatisfied for each thrills.
It's a fun theme park with lots of different rides and things to do for all ages. The themes are executed well and everything looks very clean.
I do recommend you skip the werewolf and vampire rollercoasters as you're more likely to get out of those two with some injury than without.
Some of the staff look and act like they don't give a ..., which is a bummer and takes away from the fact that overall, you can enjoy quite a nice day here.
So proud that this is mine home park.
Can recomend i try to visit as often as possible. Sadly its only weekend based operations but still it is the best park in Belgium. Best is to start with Mecalodon and from there go to Kondaa and then rest of the park. Warning the park gets crowded on haloween but christmass is suoer empty
I must say that in last two weeks we were at 6 different parks in NL and BE. But this one is from today my favorite? On app that you download for free you can see waiting time on all attractions. Food is delicious and not expensive! Also waiting time is or at least was not more then 35min at that was only on one attraction. So easy can go on other one and wait just 5min. Personal is very nice. What i also must mention is the environment, the places are very nicely managed and create perfect atmosfere.
Terrible experience. You already pay extra for the Halloween edition (€57), and once inside, the haunted houses cost even more (€8,50).
There was one haunted house free, but when we wanted to queue for it, we were told it had closed at 20:30, even though it stayed open until 22h. When we asked why, we were told, “It’s closed, can’t you see that?” with no explanation given.
The food was also extremely overpriced: €9 for a dry sandwich and €6 for six tiny churros. The waiting times were even worse. Some rides had queues of more than 1.5 hours, and two attractions were out of order.
To make matters worse, there were very few “freaks” or actors in costume. Only four zones had scare actors walking around, while the rest of the park there weren't. They could have done this so much better.
And don’t forget the €13 parking fee at the end of the day!
It was a disastrous day, definitely not recommended, and it will be the last time we visit. Please reduce the park’s capacity, that would make the experience much more enjoyable for everyone.
Fantastic place! You can experience a lot of emotions and a huge adrenaline rush there. A place with attractions for both adults and children from 90 cm tall 😀. I recommend it.
The park was amazing. All the attractions were really good and fun. My favourite one is the Konda. I suggest to go there early(11AM)so you should not wait a lot for the best rides and then spend the whole day there.
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Aventure Parc
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Water & Amusement Parks
Aventure Parc is a family-friendly outdoor adventure park located in the woods on the west side of Wavre, Belgium. It offers a variety of circuits through trees, forest jumps, and a dedicated kids' play area. With 23 different color-coded courses catering to all ages, including children as young as four, there's something for everyone. The park features original obstacles that are challenging yet not too difficult.
What. A great experience. This park does an incredible job of providing entertaining adventure in actual trees for all ages. I was hesitant to schedule a visit with my 15-year old looking for adventure while we traveled through Europe as the top age was 10. However, there was plenty of variety and adventure for both him and me to enjoy a number of hours at the park. We had a great time, and were ever impressed at how well this facility was run. What a gem we found!
Stephen P — Google review
Very nice place but inflexible staff around the course. Pay attention that your taller kids get a coverall that allows them to do the red (and black) course. Staff selects who can do what course based on the colour accents on the overall. We had very disappointed kids during a birthday party who could only do some activities.
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edited after receiving answer from owner below:
Their reaction perfectly described the mismatch: they give an overall based on age of kid and not related to size of child. So you end up with large children in activities for kids that are much smaller than them. Would be better to use a height measuring to give access.
It's a very nice park with many fun climbing options for young and old. But it is very expensive. In France we went to a same type of adventure park and payed 1/3 of its price. It's even more expensive than an amusement park like Plopsa or Walibi!
Very kind staff. If you visit during Halloween period, you'll find a lot of decorations, the staff is dressed up and you might spot Frankenstein trying to scare young and old.
If you love tree climbing, that's the place to be.
The small bar/cafeteria has some basic fast food, I personally brought a picnic.
Awesome place to spend some time with family and friends! Lots of different parcours with different levels of difficulty. Indeed a place for all ages.
Save up a whole day for this, if you decide to do all the parcours. Some are very difficult and demanding but totally worth it!! I definitely recommend the tyro tour, that's basically zip lining for like 15min straight! Staff is super friendly and bilingual. This is also a good place for kids :) (people afraid of heights, beware!)
You must adhere to age restrictions here, even if you're tall enough to play. Even if you pay the fee for children aged 5-9. It's boring and not challenging.
Staff are scattered throughout.
If someone is afraid to stop while you're playing, you have to wait a long time behind them, which is a poor experience.
There are many extra-charge attractions.（The staff at the entrance tell you that it's cheaper to pay now, but it will be more expensive if you come back to pay later.）
You can bring your own food. The meal price is a normal. 🍟4euros
If I had better options, I wouldn't go here.
I have only one word to say about this place.... Awesome!
Its situated between trees, making it nice by summer and probably even a light rain will not ruin the fun. It has different courses for everyone starting from 4 years old I think. You can join the youngest but you can take further and climb higher. If you want to have some more adrenaline take the forest jump or some other jumps in place. I just can say that we had fun. Before the arrival I had some concerns about safety, but I understand that this the most important thing for the staff. Starting with clothes you get and helmet and gloves and of course the special ropes to be connected.
If you are visiting Belgium with kids, this is the must place to be!
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4.5
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Rue Sainte-Anne 154, 1300 Wavre, Belgium
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Swimming pools and recreation area Netepark
Recreation center
Nature & Parks
Public swimming pool
Parks
Yesterday we went for another visit to Netepark Vorselaar. We had excellent weather and arrived well before the rest of the horde, meaning we had the playground and swimming pool pretty much for ourselves. The playground is suitable for the youngest kids as well as kids in the early teens. The entrance fee even thou we're not from Herentals is really democratic. There are also trampolines, a multi purpose field, a small football field a beach volleyball court and a Mini Golf (last one at a small extra fee). The swimming pool has 2 outdoor pools and inside there's another 4 (if you count the small one for the toddlers as well). Next to this there's a whirlpool and fast slide and some hot tubs. One of the inside pools was also filled with toys. Beware, to enter the swimming pool area there are some regulations, loose swimming clothes like shorts are not allowed, also kids under the age of eight must always be accompanied by an adult. There also a restaurant where you can get foods and drinks.
Eric M — Google review
Always love to be here. The place is close to our place and we can go there with the bus also. They have strict rules over the swimsuit. So make sure to check it what you can jot used it and what you may use it. Because if you dont use the swimsuit that they are allowed, then you can not go to the water. They have 5 different pools and one water slide. Outside, there are 2 zwembad. One for children and one for adults. Indoor, they have one big pool with golfen en jacuzzi. Hot zwembad for children from 50-90cm. And big zembad for adults or someone that can swim. And also the slide. Beside the zwembad, they have playground that according the age. They have mini golf. They have trampoline. They have bmx track. Football and basketball field also. And big park that you can choose wherever to sid. They also have restaurant that you can order from their menu. Overall, this place is recommended to visit.
Very unfriendly staff..from the lady at the entrance to the lifeguards.
God forbid you forget your ID and have no proof you live in Herentals..even if your spouse presented her/his ID.
The lifeguards don t bother to begin with a simple "hello" or a smile..no softskills at all.
Swimming pools are very nice and fun..the staff ruins the experience.
Was there with a group of around 80. The only thing is the rule for having to wear tight swimming clothes, makes no sense.
Amazing facilities for kids. Entry gives you whole day access to a leisure pool, baby pool, 25m indoor pool, 25m outdoor pool, outdoor paddling pool, pool slide as well as unlimited use of the outdoor playground, trampolines, bmx track (bikes included) and mini golf. We spent most of the day there with 6yr & 8yr old kids who rated it 100/10.
I could not enter because I did not have my passport on me :(. The park looked nice from the outside.
Pool not good for young kids, the inside kids area is tiny and boring. When you go to eat afterwards, all the restaurant staff roll their eyes when you ask for something like an extra drink, you know, their job.
Lovely place well maintained with surveillance and a lot of activities including swimming pool football field basquetebol field a nice coffe a aquapark.
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3.5
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Vorselaarsebaan 56, 2200 Herentals, Belgium
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