Beeld van Sint-Christoffel op de Sint-Christoffelkathedraal in Roermond, met uitzicht over de gemeente Roermond, een van de gemeenten binnen Hart van Limburg.
Goudkleurig beeld van Sint-Christoffel met het Christuskind op zijn schouders, uitkijkend over de daken van Roermond bij zonsondergang.

The municipalities of Hart van Limburg

Together, the municipalities of Hart van Limburg form a region that feels different wherever you go. Each place has its own character and stories, reflected in the landscape, local traditions and the people who live there. Every municipality brings something of its own to the region, and that's what makes Hart van Limburg so varied.

Explore beyond Midden-Limburg

A visit to Hart van Limburg doesn't end at the municipal borders. There's plenty more to discover in the surrounding area. Echt-Susteren, for example, is located in Midden-Limburg and is known as the narrowest part of the Netherlands. Narrow on the map, but with plenty of room to enjoy everything the area has to offer. From Hart van Limburg, you can also easily reach Belgium or Germany.

Belgium is just around the corner

In Belgian Limburg, much feels familiar. The River Meuse connects both sides of Limburg, and the relaxed atmosphere and love of good food and drinks are never far away. In Maaseik and Bocholt, you'll find charming places with their own character, while nature areas continue across the border. A trip to Belgium feels like a natural addition to your visit to Hart van Limburg.

Germany within easy reach

Just across the border, Brüggen, Wassenberg and Wegberg are waiting to be explored. You'll soon notice that the atmosphere feels a little different. Wander through historic town centres, head out into nature and take your time to enjoy what you find along the way. The distance is short, but the feeling of being somewhere new is immediate. A trip to Germany is a lovely way to add something extra to your visit to Hart van Limburg.