Overview
Weert is a small Dutch town of nearly 50,000 people at the border triangle of the Netherlands, Belgium, and North Brabant. It is nicknamed 'The gate of Limburg' and has been voted the greenest city in the Netherlands.
Architecture · Cycling · History · Museums · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Hotel Golden Tulip Weert (from €84) and Hostellerie Munten (from €95) are mid-range options. De IJzeren Man nature campsite offers budget outdoor accommodation.
Food
Weert is famous for Weerter vlaai, rich fruit pies at local bakeries and café terraces. Michelin-starred Bretelli offers upscale dining; Fiesta serves tapas from €19.95.
Money
The Netherlands uses the Euro (€). Cash and card payments are widely accepted. Bank ATMs are available in the town center.
Nature
Kempen Broek nature reserve spans the Netherlands-Belgium border with routes for hikers and cyclists. De Ijzeren Man offers a swimming pool and camping within Kempenbroek.
Transport
Weert railway station is on the Eindhoven–Roermond line. Rent bicycles at Rijwielshop NS (Stationsweg 17a) from €7.50/day.