Tour Brunssummerheide and Rimburg

First you drive to the Brunssumerheide, nearby. This is the only large heathland area in South Limburg. In addition to heathlands, you will also see forests and fens. With a bit of luck you will hear the 'cowbells' ringing, a sign that the shepherd with his flock of sheep is nearby. In Rimburg you will pass the Trinity Church, a beautiful national monument from 1726. A little later you will cross the Worm, a tributary of the Roer that forms part of the Dutch-German border. On the water are the eighteenth-century Rimburger mill and Rimburg Castle, a castle that originally dates from the twelfth century. Historically, these two buildings belong to Rimburg, but since 1816 they have been on German territory.