• On the crossroads between Belgium, Germany and Luxemburg
• Third generation of warm hospitality
• Contemporary view of the classic French cuisine

The culinary domain of the Pankert family is in a place where stagecoach horses were once cared for and changed. It is in the centre of the historically located St. Vith, which is in Belgium but also borders Germany and Luxembourg.

• Rich history
• 19th-century English landscape garden
• Ideal area for boating

Historic Vollenhove is perhaps one of the best kept secrets of the eastern Netherlands. For centuries, fishermen set sail from the harbour on what was once the open sea, but today is an inland waterway – the little town has been enveloped by reclaimed land.

• Interior by world-famous designer Axel Vervoordt
• Universally praised cuisine
• Directly on the Rhine

The interior of Hotel PURS, with its 11 guestrooms, is the work of the world-famous Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt. With his minimalist approach, he has created timeless spaces with a deep feeling for history.

• Historical setting on the Veerse Meer
• Beach nearby
• Regional art collection of Toorop and Vaarzon Morel

Auberge De Campveerse Toren is a city inn from the year 1400. Willem of Orange and Charlotte de Bourbon held their wedding banquet here in 1575.

• Dine and stay in a castle
• Top museums in The Hague
• Not far from the sea

Kasteel De Wittenburg was built in 1899 by the aristocrat Helenus Marinus Speel­man, a descendent of Cornelis Speelman, a 17th­-century governor of the Dutch East Indies – modern­-day Indonesia.