Villages
Not only the towns around Beesel are worth a visit if you're a guest in the Aad Poshoes . Beesel addition, there are many other villages in the region that certainly deserve a visit.
Kessel
If you Beesel the ferry across the river will take you into town Kessel. Kessel is known for its castle ruins ( Castle Keverberg ) you see are all from the ferry.
At the site of the fortress was first built around 1100. It is one of the very few surviving motte castles in the Netherlands. This means that the castle is on an artificial hill.
Tile
The village Tegelen (and its Steyl) lies just north of Beesel and offers a variety of different trips. Prominent on the Meuse lies the Monastery of Steyl. Here are the botanical garden of the monastery and the Mission Museum . The fathers of the monastery traveled all over the world and names of their travels all kinds of stuff back. Therefore you will find in the botanical garden plants from all over the world, and the museum has an impressive collection of natural history and anthropological curiosities. Not for nothing was the favorite museum globetrotter Boudewijn Buch.
In Tegelen is also playground Little Switzerland . Because the playground is built in a quarry, it consists of several plateaus where Europe's longest water slides here can descend. The park is also Europe's highest swing, an adventure and a real labyrinth.
Reuver
" Oppe Ruiver "and" Oppe Ruiver in Offenbeek "is the usual way to the villages to indicate where one is standing in the community Beesel. the national highway N271 is considered borderline. In Reuver is the Wittenstein at the border with Germany, a known haven.
Thorn
The White town where King was celebrating Queen Beatrix in 2011. This very picturesque village is famous for its white houses and its inhabitants in the two musical harmonies global performance.
Many more villages
This is only a small and random selection from all the beauty that you are in the surrounding area. For more information and tips on the website of the Tourist Limburg .