Three Border Point | Border of Netherlands, Germany, Belgium 🇳🇱 🇩🇪 🇧🇪 | Aachen Cathedral Germany
The three border point (Drielandenpunt) is the point where the Netherlands 🇳🇱, Germany 🇩🇪 and Belgium 🇧🇪 meet. At a height of 323m, it is also the highest point of mainland Netherlands. 😊
After visiting the tripoint, we also visited the nearby German city - Aachen. The Aachen cathedral is one of the oldest cathedrals in Europe. We had a great time exploring the cathedral and the Aachen city.
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Alkmaar, Netherlands: Charming European City Walking [4K HDR 60fps] PART 2.
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Welcome to the gorgeous Dutch city of Alkmaar, a charming and historic town situated in the North Holland province of the Netherlands. In this walking tour, join us on an adventure through the winding streets, narrow canals, and picturesque squares of this stunning city.
As we walk through the cobblestone streets, we'll marvel at the stunning architecture, which reflects Alkmaar's rich history and culture. From the iconic Waagtoren tower to the majestic St. Laurenskerk church, the buildings here are truly a sight to behold.
We'll also explore the city's charming neighborhoods, including the lovely Old Town, where you'll find some of the city's most beautiful and historic buildings. Here, we'll stroll through the quaint streets and alleyways, taking in the sights and sounds of daily life in Alkmaar.
But that's not all. We'll also visit the city's many museums and galleries, including the Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar, which houses an impressive collection of Dutch art and artifacts. And of course, we'll take some time to explore Alkmaar's famous cheese market, where you can witness the centuries-old tradition of cheese trading in action.
Join us for an unforgettable walking tour of Alkmaar, and discover all the beauty and history this charming city has to offer.
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Vliegen over Nederland in 1938, Deel-2. Flying over the Netherlands, Part-2 in 1938 in color!
This is Part-2 of a highly interesting film that shows The Netherlands from the air more than 80 years ago in 1938. Currently I am trying to retrieve the description of the locations, but the new search engine in the Beeld En Geluid archives has made this almost an impossible task.
If anyone recognizes certain locations then please include that in a comment.
From a historic perspective this film has a lot too offer because a lot has changed since 1938, due to destruction during World War II and many new developments.
The film contains spectacular footage of the city of Den Haag (The Hague) with its houses of parliament, the big church and the old city.
Notes: Some flickering of the film is caused by the propellor; this can not be corrected with software. These fragments are in random order because there is no logic in the route that the plane seems to follow.
Part-1 of this film is here:
Timeline (draft):
00:00 Paleis Soestdijk at Baarn, former home of former Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard
00:49 Sand plateaus at Soestduinen (?)
00:55 Flying over the river IJssel
01:00 City of Kampen
01:07 Agricultural areas
01:23 The city of Groningen
01:57 The city of Groningen with the Martinitoren
02:22 Airport Eelde near the city of Groningen
02:39 Airport Leeuwarden
02:54 Afsluitdijk at Kornwerderzand. This dyke closed-of the Zuiderzee which became IJsselmeer
03:21 Lemmer, construction of the Noordoostpolder
03:32 Head of the Afsluitdijk near Zurich in the province of Friesland
03:39 Along the Dutch West Coast with its wave breakers
03:49 Zandvoort or Bloemendaal
03:59 The old Water Tower at Zandvoort.
04:02 It was blown up by the Germans on 17 September 1943 during WWII
04:05 Zwijndrecht side of the railway bridge between Dordrecht and Zwijndrecht.
04:14 The city of Dordrecht
04:28 Brugweg, Dordrecht (?)
04:43 Staatmijn (state mine) Emma at Hoensbroek
05:01 City of Heerlen
05:24 Wilhelminatoren in Valkenburg
05:35 Maastricht
05:54 Wilhelminabrug Sint Servaasbrug, Maastricht
05:58 Rotterdam Zuid Oranjeboomstraat en Noordereiland
06:00 Rotterdam, De Hef.
06:10 Rotterdam, Witte Huis (first skyscraper in the Netherlands) and centre
06:20 Rotterdam Drydock Co. (RDM) Heijplaat, with the Dokhaven, Heijssehaven and Werkhaven
06:42 Spectacular views of Den Haag Binnenhof, the residence of the Dutch government
06:53 The old city of Den Haag (The Hague). The Grote Kerk still has its old steeple!
07:05 Flying directly over the Grote Kerk
07:23 The town of Breda
07:49 Eindhoven, probably Philips factories
07:11 Harbor of (?)
07:23 Town of Breda in the province of Noord Brabant
07:48 Strijp-S at Eindhoven
07:55 Hoogovens of Pernis (?)
08:22 Moerdijkbrug with separate road and rail bridges
08:31 Industrial area of Strijp-S at Eindhoven
08:39 Voorburg near the exit of the A12; the white building is Voorburg station
08:45 Voorburg, a town just North of The Hague
08:51 Heilige Liduinakerk, Schenkweg, The Hague
08:54 The Peace Palais (Vredespaleis), donated by Carnegie
09:04 Verversingskanaal in Den haag with Statenkwartier, Houtrust and Valkenboskwartier
09:13 Prins Hendrikplein in Den Haag
09:16 The city of Roermond in the province of Limburg
Hoensbroek, the Netherlands: Exploring a Dutch castle in the middle of nowhere
Rob found a castle only 30 minutes from our AirBNB in Heerlen in a small town called Hoensbroek. What we thought would be an hour of pictures and mediocre views was three hours of exploration and fun. There was so much to explore in the castle - we went up the tower, almost got locked up in the dungeon, sympathised with the peasants of olden times in the servants' quarters, marvelled at the tapestries of the nobles' quarters, played with the best collection of old-fashioned board games I've ever seen, and we even heard a tale of how a secret room helped one man outsmart the French army.
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Hoensbroek Castle, The Netherlands
Hoensbroek Castle in the Netherlands. Iris and I had a wonderful day with Iris's sister and her husband visiting this beautiful place. We can highly recommend you put this on your bucket list!!
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Tour through Hoensbroek Castle
Hoensbroek Castle is one of the largest and most beautiful castles in the Netherlands. The oldest section of the castle structure dates from 1250. The 40 different beautiful halls and rooms in the castle will take you on a fantastic journey through time. Discover the gorgeous ballroom, let the shivers run down your spine in the dungeon, and climb the 60 m high medieval look-out/defensive tower.
Kasteel Hoensbroek
Kasteel Hoensbroek in Zuid-Limburg is een van de grootste en mooiste kastelen van het land.
Dit enorme slot is een ware belevenis. U dwaalt er door meer dan “veertig” kasteelvertrekken.
Voor jong en oud, met of zonder kinderen is in dit kasteel van alles te beleven.
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Hoensbroek Castle, short drone information film.
In honour of our beautiful Hoensbroek Castle from my hometown, we made this short drone information film.
To show you the most beautiful and largest castle in the Netherlands.
Which won so many prizes and rightly so.
-In honour of the Museum Award 2021 and the ANWB award 2022.
Drone flown on: 2021-05-21
Film made by: Jelena & Roger
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Facebook: Roger Sijben
Polarsteps: JelenaandRogerWorldInsideOut
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Track: The Future Ancient Now
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Hoensbroek door de ogen van een Drone
Hoensbroek (Limburgs: Gebrook) is een plaats in de gemeente Heerlen met 19.972 inwoners. Tot 1982 was Hoensbroek een zelfstandige gemeente, sindsdien is het een stadsdeel en plaats binnen de gemeente Heerlen.
Hoensbroek heette aanvankelijk Broek of Broich, hetgeen 'moeras' betekent. (De Limburgse aanduiding Gebrook betekent niets anders dan 'het moeras'.) In 1388 werd het afgescheiden van Heerlen en geschonken aan ridder Herman Hoen, wiens familie van dan af Hoen van den Broeck, later Van Hoensbroeck zou heten en een van de aanzienlijkste adellijke families in Limburg werd. Deze Herman Hoen bouwde vervolgens het kasteel, dat nu Kasteel Hoensbroek heet en was er de eerste bewoner van. Op deze plaats had vanaf de dertiende eeuw al een motte en een verdedigingswerk gestaan. Hoensbroek is de samenvoeging van 'Hoens zu Broeck'.
De heerlijkheid Hoensbroek viel onder de zogeheten Landen van Overmaas, die tezamen met het oude hertogdom Limburg na 1288 onder Brabants bestuur waren gekomen. In 1473 verenigden de Overmazers en de Limburgers hun Staten tot de Staten van Limburg en de Landen van Overmaas en zetelden aldus in de Staten-Generaal van de Nederlanden. In 1661 kwam het gebied in Spaanse handen en van 1713 tot 1785 viel het onder Oostenrijk.
Bezienswaardigheden:
Kasteel
Het bezienswaardige Kasteel Hoensbroek stamt uit de 13de eeuw, waarvan een gedeelte later is bijgebouwd. Dit 13e-eeuwse kasteel heeft nog een voorganger gehad. Rondom dit kasteel is eeuwenlang gevochten. Kasteel Hoensbroek speelde ook een rol bij de geschiedenis van de Bokkerijders.
Kerken
De kleine Sint-Janskerk bij de Markt, waarvan de bouwperioden variëren van de 13e eeuw tot de 18e eeuw. Deze kerk fungeerde eertijds als kapel van het kasteel.[3]
Tegenover de kleine Sint-Jan staat de grotere Johannes Evangelistkerk (ook wel grote Sint-Jan), die in 1905-1906 werd gebouwd, en nooit geheel werd voltooid: er waren bijvoorbeeld nog plannen voor een kerktoren, maar die is nooit gebouwd.[4]
De Christus Koningkerk in de wijk Nieuw Lotbroek, van 1964.
De Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Boodschapkerk in de wijk Nieuw Lotbroek, van 1925, ook kloosterkerk van de paters Montfortanen, gesloopt in 1974
De Goede Herderkerk, van 1955, aan de Maria Gewandenstraat, gesloopt in de jaren '90.
Emmanuel Baptist Church, aan Kouvenderstraat 135
Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Maagd der Armenkerk, aan Zandbergsweg, van 1949, in de wijk Maria Gewanden.
Heilig Hart van Jezuskerk, aan Hommerterweg 169, in de wijk Mariarade, van 1962.
Kapellen e.d.
De Calvariekapel aan de hoek Julianastraat-Sint-Jansstraat, is een bakstenen zuil met sierlijke overhuiving en daarop aangebracht een kruisbeeld in reliëf. Het is opgericht in 1906.
De Lourdesgrot van Mariarade, aan de Hommertweg achter 169, van 1929, werd opgetrokken in kalksteen en is ontworpen door L. Schlosser. Er werden zeven reliëfs aangebracht, episoden uit het leven van Maria verbeeldend, die vervaardigd werden door Eugène Quanjel. De grot heeft een hardstenen altaar.
Het Heilig Hartbeeld aan het Kerkplein, van 1939.
Het Heilig Hartbeeld aan de Hoofdstraat, van 1920.
Mijnwerkerskoloniën
De oudste woongroep voor de mijnwerkers is Butting (1908-1910) aan Buttingstraat 28-46 en Nieuwenhofstraat 2-20.
Woninggroep Kasteel, aan het Gouverneur Baron van Hövellplein, was voor ambtenaren van de mijn.
Woninggroep Klooster, aan Emmastraat en omgeving, 68 woningen, ontworpen door Jan Stuyt, 1915-1916.
Complex Slakken-Horst-Metten, van 262 woningen, aan Pastoor Röselaersplein en omgeving, 1913-1922, overeenkomstig de tuindorpgedachte. Er zijn nog 190 woningen van dit complex bewaard gebleven.
Complex De Wingerd, aan Wingerdstraat en omgeving, omvat 207 woningen. Het is later gerenoveerd.
Overige bouwwerken
Hoofdgebouw van de Lucasstichting voor Revalidatie, van 1966-1967,
Tour through St.Janskerk (Hoensbroek)
More information on and a tour through the Church of St. John ('Sint Janskerk') located in Hoensbroek. This church has a historical background with Hoensbroek Castle. Around 1400 it was adjudged to the family of Hoen, owners of Hoensbroek Castle.
Parkstad deel 4 Heerlen - Hoensbroek in beeld.
Parkstad Limburg, Gemeente Heerlen - Hoensbroek in beeld. Een gemeente met meer historie en bezienswaardigheden dan waar je naast Coriovallum en het mijnverleden aan zou denken. Geniet mee van een rondje Heerlen.
Heerlen Netherlands- Heather, Castles & Art
New Amsterdam Travel Video- We discovered the secrets of Heerlen by accident. Last summer we booked an AirBnb there because of its pretty setting on a private lake. By renting ebikes and exploring, we discovered that there is lots to do if you're into nature, art, history or family friendly fun. We hiked in the Brunssummerheide and Tevernerheide parks; we biked to some castles; found plenty of street art in the city center; and visited some attractions like Mondo Verde Landgraaf. This is another great area of the Netherlands to visit and enjoy. #heerlen #mondoverde #castles
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Castle De Haar 2014- The biggest Castle of The Netherlands
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Limburg, Netherlands | City of Maastricht, Hasselt, Genk | Drone 4k video | Province of Limburg
Limburg, Netherlands. Traveling brings tremendous pleasure and rich experience to every person. Only coming to new places you can feel all the beauty and richness. That's just the Netherlands is such a country, after watching a video about which, shot in high quality, an understanding of the versatility and natural beauty immediately comes. Videos made by a drone in 4K quality, from a bird's eye view, reveal a piece of beauty, and immerse yourself in the world of the province of Limburg, which is worthy of a tourist visit at any time of the year.
general information
Limburg is a Dutch province, which is partly located simultaneously in two parts - Belgium and the Netherlands. Quite an interesting province that can boast of its tourism potential, as it combines the history and culture of two countries at the same time. It is also worth noting that Limburg has the architectural heritage of the Renaissance, which brings the region the bulk of its income (tourists visiting places of interest).
Capital
The capital of the province of Limburg is the beautiful place of Maastricht, located on the banks of the Meuse River, and at the same time bordering Belgium and Germany. The city is a major tourist center that attracts many tourists to itself, it is here that the oldest bridge over the river is located, as well as the town hall building, ships built in the 15th century in the Baroque style, fortification walls, military buildings, which to this day are tourist attractions. attraction.
Climate
The climate in the region is mild, temperate, in winter it is quite humid and damp, the average temperature does not exceed +9 degrees, and in spring and summer it starts to be warm, but with occasional rains, and the air temperature is quite comfortable, + 20 degrees.
Nature (landscapes, beautiful places)
The territory of Limburg is also rich in natural attractions, there are national parks that are available for tourists to visit:
De Grote Pel National Park
De Masduinen National Park
De Meinweg National Park
Walserberg, is the highest point in Holland, and is just located in the province of Limburg.
Main cities: Maastricht, Hasselt, Genk
Maastricht - the youngest university in the country is located in the city, and it is in the Maastricht Museum that all the precious materials and treasures of the Netherlands of all times and eras are collected. The city is quite pleasant, atmospheric for a comfortable life for both local people and tourists.
Hasselt is a city that belongs territorially to the Belgian part, and is its important transport hub. The city has a chic Japanese garden, which attracts tourists with its unique landscape, where Japanese cherries, apricots, bonsai, and a gin museum are planted on 2.5 hectares.
Genk is a fairly young city in the province, and at the same time a fairly powerful industrial center, where coal is mined and mechanical engineering is carried out.
What to see
The spirit of history and culture hovers in the province of Limburg, the main part of the museums that will be of interest to tourists are located in Maastricht, for those who want to relax in silence in nature, it is ideal to visit the Kasteel Hoensbroek castle, as well as its territory with a beautiful garden, listen to the excursion program.
Drive to the city of Langrave and see the Mondo Verde garden with designer sculptures, landscaping, and a waterfall of unique beauty.
For family holidays in Maastracht there is an amusement park with the Steinerbos zoo, as well as Kasteelpark Born, a park where a variety of animals live and the territory is beautifully decorated.
Attractions
Among the main attractions of the province, it is worth highlighting:
Basilica of Saint Servatius;
Church of St. John, and the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary;
Castles Arsene, Hohensbrook, Chaloen, Viilre, Nederhoven, Millen;
The city of Sint-Petersberg with long tunnels where you can visit and touch the ancient times, when the locals hid during the war.
Caves Pietersberg Caves, with beautiful impressive grottoes;
Also in every town in the province there are beautiful streets, museums, and parks for family recreation, where you can have a good time learning something new.
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Netherlands Utrecht, Nederlands Volksbuurt museum
Almost everything is based on Utrecht (district C) (name before 2011 was Volksbuurtmuseum Wijk C). That's not a bad thing, but because of Dutch you expect to see different working-class neighbourhoods. Only a movie that is told by the same people in unadulterated 030, 010 (??) and 020 (??). No success. There is a nice interactive alley from around 1920 where you have to see if you can come out with a budget. Unfortunately you have to go half way to the 1st floor (because of the layout of this old community center) and you are out of the story. With a lot of objects (handcarts), scale model and photos stories are told, which makes it very nice. They also show many photos (slide) but because of this you could not admire the drugstore (dark). To me, it's more of a Utrecht People's Neighborhood Museum and I really liked that despite the unfortunate layout.
Bijna alles is op Utrecht (wijk C) gebaseerd (naam voor 2011 was Volksbuurtmuseum Wijk C). Dat is niet erg maar door Nederlands verwacht je verschillende volksbuurten te zien. Alleen een filmpje wat door dezelfde personen in onvervalst 030, 010 (??) en 020 (??) wordt verteld. Geen succes. Er is een leuke interactieve steegje van rond 1920 waar je met verkregen budget moet kijken of je uitkomt. Helaas moet je halverwege naar de 1e etage ( vanwege de indeling van dit oude buurthuis)en ben je uit het verhaal. Bij een heleboel voorwerpen (handkarren), maquette en foto's worden er verhalen verteld wat het erg leuk maakt. Men laat ook veel foto's (dia) zien maar hierdoor kon je de drogisterij niet bewonderen (donker). Voor mij is het meer een Utrechts Volksbuurtmuseum en dat vond ik ondanks de ongelukkige indeling erg leuk. (2012)
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THE HAGUE: KASTEEL DUIVENVOORDE & GRAND HOTEL KURHAUS PART II
This episode we venture out to the very cool Kasteel Duivenvoorde and return to the majestic Grand Hotel Kurhaus and it's iconic Kurzaal!
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Culture In The Heart Of Limburg | VVV Midden-Limburg
Culture In The Heart Of Limburg
With its many castles, churches, chapels, mills and monuments, Midden-Limburg boasts a rich cultural historic heritage. Each attraction has its own character and history. Visit the Cuypershuis museum, the white town of Thorn and the fortress town of Stevensweert. Or follow the Liberation Route, taken by the Allies in WWll.