Locations

Logement In De Peel

Welcome to our luxurious B&B, located on the edge of the Peel. While we offer you all amenities,...

Clubhuis Tien

Hans Bouwmans Flowers and plants

A motivated team of florists makes the most beautiful custom bouquets. You will find the best qua...

Virmuntse Hoeve

Former farmhouse, owned for centuries by the Teutonic Order and the Chapel of Handel.

Accretio

Accretio meaning 'joining and merging into each other'.

Peelseloop

The Peelse Loop is a canalised stream located entirely within the municipality of Gemert-Bakel, d...

Zonnewijzervogel 1999

Macron Sports Hub Deurne

At Macron Sports Hub Deurne, we are teamwear specialists and total suppliers for sports teams and...

World first: 3D printed bicycle bridge

This world first in Gemert – the bridge has been here since 2017 – is the result of a collaborati...

Voormalig kantoor - Markt 33 Helmond

Golfbaan Stippelberg

Ruweeuwsels

It currently consists of trouser forest with small parcels of wet grassland offering nice vistas.

De Blokhut

The log cabin is the club building of Jong Nederland Zeilberg. The building with extensive outdoo...

Kapel Sint Antonius | Gemert

This field chapel of the Guild of St. Anthony and Sebastian dates back to 1564 and is still part...

Herenhuis - Marktstraat 10

Molenstraat 36, Helmond

Zùlekker delicatessen

Zùlekker is a new deli in the city centre.

ParkPaviljoen

The ParkPavilion is one of the most beautiful locations in Beek and Donk. Enjoy a delicious lunch...

Klooster Molenstraat 74 - Helmond

Mansion Huize Hockers in Someren

The notary's house was built in 1886 by order of notary Hockers. The house was built according to...

Hoeve Ten Hogen Aarle, Gemert

Medieval farmstead, formerly surrounded by a double moat.

Sacred Heart Statue Beek

The statue of the Sacred Heart that stands immediately to the north of the west tower of St Micha...

Mysteries van Gemert (deel 2)

Ad Otten on all kinds of historical facts from local history under the heading Mysteries of Gemer...

De Raoper

The name Raoper, shitraper, is derived from a police regulation from 1647.