Hidden Heritage of Heerlen
This collection showcases the architectural evolution of Heerlen, from the 16th-century Oliemolen watermill to secluded manor houses like Geleenhof, a national monument since 1967. The list highlights the region's industrial and noble history through the ruins of Kasteel Eyckholt in Terworm landscape park and the Kalkoven lime kiln. It also features poignant local landmarks, including the Hoensbroek war memorial, which depicts a woman and child in remembrance of the Second World War.
A Weltermolen, Welten
The Weltermolen is a watermill located in Welten, Heerlen in the Netherlands.
B Geleenhof
A historic farmstead and national monument since 1967, representing the region's traditional agricultural architecture.
C Kasteel Passarts-Nieuwenhagen
A historic estate and manor house located in the Heerlerheide district of Dutch Limburg.
D Oliemolen, Heerlen
The Oliemolen is a 16th-century watermill located at the foot of a steep hill in the Aambos, Heerlen in the Netherlands.
Huis De Dohm
A historic manor house situated in the Welten neighborhood of Heerlen.
Huis Strijthagen
An 18th-century manor house located near the Weltermolen watermill.
Kasteel Meezenbroek
The remains of a former noble estate and manor house.
Kasteel Eyckholt
Medieval castle ruins situated within the Terworm landscape park.
Eikendermolen
A historic water mill located near the Eyckholt castle ruins in the Terworm area.
Onderste Douvenrade
The architectural remains of a historic estate and manor house.
Kalkoven
The ruins of a traditional lime kiln, reflecting the area's industrial heritage.
Monument Tweede Wereldoorlog
A war memorial in Hoensbroek featuring a statue of a woman with a small boy at her feet.
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