Archaeological & Heritage Sites
This collection features significant historical landmarks across the Limburg region, spanning from Roman-era limestone extraction to industrial monuments. Highlights include the subterranean quarries of Valkenburg, the 14th-century Gothic abbey church in Thorn, and the Romanesque Munsterkerk in Roermond. The list also covers defensive structures like the Motte van Kessenich and various medieval castle ruins, alongside unique industrial heritage such as the 19th-century clay pipe kiln in Weert.
Gemeentegrot
A former limestone quarry in Valkenburg featuring subterranean passages, historical charcoal drawings, and marlstone sculptures dating back to Roman times.
Abdijhoeve
A former Cistercian monastery and abbey farm located in Lanaken-Neerhaaren, featuring historical agricultural and religious architecture.
St. Christopher's Cathedral, Roermond
St. Christopher's Cathedral in the Dutch city of Roermond is the main church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Roermond.
Burg Rode
A medieval hill castle located in the center of Herzogenrath, historically linked to the Duchy of Limburg.
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