Limburg & Noord Brabant What to Expect

If it's a fun adventure you're looking for and you've got children, take them to the Efteling in the south of the Netherlands, not too far from Breda. This theme park has everything for young and old ranging from a magical forest with fairies to roller coasters that will have you screaming as you plumet down steep hills, around corkscrew turns and upside down on loops. A few tips on what to bring: food and water/juice/soda, as these are rather expensive on the premises. As for clothing, you may need to take something for the rain as the weather can be rather unpredictable in the Netherlands, so don't forget either a raincoat or an umbrella. Whatever you do, don't forget to enjoy yourself at the Efteling!

Maastricht is a very nice city with lots to see. It is also conveniently located very close to both Belgium and Germany (you could ride a bike to either).

Maastricht is a fabolous student city. It is located at the south west of the Neederlands. The people there, otherwise from Germany, usually don´t use hemlmet while driving a motorcycle. A lot but a lot of bicycles, mainly University students. the University is really explesive compared to others in europe. But the language of teaching is english. Few police control while croasing the boarder to Germany.

Cool bars can be found at the Vrijthof in the city center.

Its close to the three-country-mark. where germany belgium and netherlands come together, quite fun, but besides the stuff around the city maastricht is a very fun city with loads of commercial streets and alot of romantic hotels!

Maastricht is a real nice small authentic village in the Netherlands where shopping is nice. Great food for a reasonable price check the restaurant La place in the VD shop (Vroom en Dreesman) at the 3rd floor.

Maastricht is a very nice city with lots to see. It is also conveniently located very close to both Belgium and Germany (you could ride a bike to either).

Maastricht is a fabolous student city. It is located at the south west of the Neederlands. The people there, otherwise from Germany, usually don´t use hemlmet while driving a motorcycle. A lot but a lot of bicycles, mainly University students. the University is really explesive compared to others in europe. But the language of teaching is english. Few police control while croasing the boarder to Germany.

Cool bars can be found at the Vrijthof in the city center.

Its close to the three-country-mark. where germany belgium and netherlands come together, quite fun, but besides the stuff around the city maastricht is a very fun city with loads of commercial streets and alot of romantic hotels!

Maastricht is a real nice small authentic village in the Netherlands where shopping is nice. Great food for a reasonable price check the restaurant La place in the VD shop (Vroom en Dreesman) at the 3rd floor.

A nice relaxing thing to do when you visit Eindhoven is a day at the wellness: http://www.thermenkastelenplein.nl/

To eat: Al d'Arcen Fun Healthy: Thermaal Bad

Awsome Bar, Ons Cafe. Uden has a Cafe with the best Soups and tosties. Lots of shopping but still little. Bricked market.

In Venlo is the first Coffeeshop after German Boarder, enjoy!