Exploring Valkenburg, Limburg | Netherlands travel vlog

In this Netherlands travel vlog, we are exploring the beautiful historical town of Valkenburg, Limburg. The video is silent, with no talking, just subtitles.
We travel to Valkenburg by train from Maastricht and stay in a hotel located in the center. We do some sightseeing, do a tour in the coal mines, visit the AGOGO attraction park, eat at some nice restaurants, try out the cable cars & slides and explore the old castles ruins.
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Places & Acitivities:
Hotel: www.hotelatlanta.nl/
The cave more suitable for families (MergelRijk) : mergelrijk.nl/
Coal mining cave: www.steenkolenmijn.nl/en/
AGOGO attraction park: agogovalkenburg.nl/
Castle ruins: www.kasteelvalkenburg.nl/
Restaurants & Cafés:
Il Forno: www.ilfornovalkenburg.nl/
El Castillo: www.elcastillo.nl/
See also my previous video from Limburg: • Trip to Maastricht, Li...
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[@JanicasJourneys]

Have you ever visited Valkenburg? 😄

[@suhailahmed8229]

I visited valkenburg in 1985

[@dennisengelen2517]

I really recommend going there during the Christmas period, it turns into a magical Christmas village!

[@JanicasJourneys]

I would love to revisit in the christmas times! 😍

[@dennisengelen2517]

@@JanicasJourneys We went to Valkenburg again somewhere in november I think, El Castillo is really the most unique restaurant experience I've ever had! The staff was also very nice and cactus soup is a new favorite dish I've never heard about before lol.

[@lovelivelaugh3114]

I love your videos! It truly makes me feel like I'm on the trips too 😊 keep up the good work 👏

[@JanicasJourneys]

Thank you so much, your comment has brightened up my day! ❤️ Glad to hear that you enjoyed watching my videos 😊

[@MirMiran-]

Eine wunderschöne Stadt, die ich gerne besuchen würde❤

[@didibrant7326]

In 1957, our family visited Valkenburg and toured some caves where mummies were on display and there was one residential street with very low homes ( ceilings must have only been about 6 feet ( 2 m ) high. The street was lined with equally short flowering trees and looked just like a van Gogh painting and also made you feel as if you were in an earlier century. That street I will never forget. Wonder if it still exists but I have no idea of the street's name. Any one know? I could then look at in on satellite. We spent the night in a hotel in Roermond as it was getting dark and my father didn't feel like driving the 3 and a half hour trip back to Den Haag. In those days, there was only a few miles of autobahn near to the German border. Or do they spell it the Dutch way: autobaan?

[@wearecreators8495]

Bedoelt u de woningen aan de Geulemerberg?

[@suhailahmed8229]

Thanks. I am from Pakistan.

[@r.a.h7682]

did you go after the heavy rainfall? and was there still damage from the rain?

[@JanicasJourneys]

We went a few months after it had happened, and you could still in some places see the damage. Some shops and restaurants were closed and under renovation because of it

[@our4feettravelers760]

we would like to go explore some day

[@JanicasJourneys]

Valkenburg is a lovely historical town, I do recommend visiting! 😊