Wine, Wonders & Worship

Self Guided Tour

5 Days – 4 Nights

Hotel & Breakfast Included

Embark on a scenic multi-day journey through South-Limburg, where the Dutch landscape transforms into a vibrant tapestry of gently rolling hills, sunlit valleys, and historic marlstone towns. Infused with a warm, Burgundian spirit, this region invites you to indulge in its love for good food, fine wines, engaging conviviality, and the art of living well.

South Limburg’s landscape tells a story millions of years in the making. Ancient seas and shifting earth sculpted rolling hills, fertile valleys, and marlstone deposits. The mild climate and rich soil nurtured orchards, making Limburg a land of abundant fruit cultivation.

Maastricht, one of the Netherlands’ oldest cities, stands as a crossroads of European history. Its strategic position on the Maas River made it a center of trade, culture, and conflict for over 2,000 years. From Roman foundations to medieval churches and fortifications, its past is evident in its cobbled streets and walls. During WWII, its location again made it crucial, serving as a key crossing point for the Allied advance.

Nearby Valkenburg, shaped by nature and human hands, boasts marl quarries and an underground network of tunnels used as shelters and chapels during war. Its ruined hilltop castle, the only one in the Netherlands, stands as a reminder of medieval power struggles. Noble estates, watermills, and farmhouses across the region witness Limburg’s rich past, seamlessly blending history and nature.

Common Dutch saying

“Zuid-Limburg is a little piece of abroad, right here in the Netherlands.”

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The culture

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Beautiful photomechanical prints of White Irises (1887-1897) by Ogawa Kazumasa. Original from The Rijksmuseum.
Beautiful photomechanical prints of Cherry Blossom (1887-1897) by Ogawa Kazumasa. Original from The Rijksmuseum.

The food

From gourmet dining in ancient monasteries and historic cellars to savouring greet street food along Utrecht’s canals, the culinary options offer a taste of adventure and authenticity. Highlights include the vibrant flavors of Indonesian heritage cuisine, with options ranging from casual bites to elegant venues, ensuring every palate offers an impressive experience.

€3,500
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3,500 euros


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Difficulty

Variable: Easy to Challenging
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Type

Self-guided bike tour with digital media.
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Period

Early spring to late fall.

What’s Included

Optional Extras

What’s Not Included