Dutch Limburg is the southernmost province, with rolling hills around Maastricht, Valkenburg and Vaals. The highest point in the European part of the Netherlands, the Vaalserberg, lies here. Castles and estates sit among the orchards and wooded valleys of the Geul and the Maas, and the hills have group houses and holiday parks. Compared with the flat polders of the west, the hills give the area a very different character.
From Eindhoven or Venlo the province is an easy drive. From Amsterdam or Utrecht the journey takes several hours, which suits a stay of a few days rather than a day trip. The hills and the cycle routes along the Geul make it a green base for a team that wants some exercise, and Belgian Limburg is just across the border.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in Dutch Limburg is 1 h 59 by car, and half of the venues are within 2 h 24. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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