Limburg: melting pot of nature, culture and joie de vivre!

Limburg is one of Belgium's ten provinces, located in the east of the country.

The capital of the province is Hasselt, a city known for its gin production and as a vibrant cultural center. The province has a rural feel with vast fields, forests and picturesque villages.

The region has a rich history dating back to Roman times, which can be seen in historical sites such as the town of Tongeren, home to the Gallo-Roman Museum.

The restful province is known for its fruit crops, especially apples and pears, and it is home to many orchards.

Its cycling route network is extensive and well-developed, making it a popular destination for cycling enthusiasts.

Culture plays an important role, and several events and festivals take place throughout the year. The regional dialect is still spoken and contributes to the local identity.

In the north of the province is the Hoge Kempen National Park, a vast nature reserve with heathland, forests and fens. The province thus combines natural beauty, cultural heritage and a rural charm.