Epen — Lovely scenery and lots of timber framed houses. This small village is a popular hikers destination.
Gulpen — right in the heart of the Heuvelland, this friendly town and the surrounding villages and hamlets boost some of the best landscapes, castles and a lovely town center.
Landgraaf — mostly famous for the annual Pinkpop festival that takes place here, but you'll also find Europe's largest indoor ski resort.
Margraten — The Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial, where 8701 American soldiers have found their final resting place, will leave a lasting impression on any visitor.
Simpelveld — called the Gateway to the Mergelland, the Simpelveld train station serves as headquarters for the antique regional steam train called Miljoenenlijn. The station doubles as a small scale museum.
Vaals — the Dutch, German and Belgian borders come together at the "3 countries point" here. The surrounding area holds some of the best scenic routes in the country, with wide views and typical black and white timber framed houses all around.
Valkenburg aan de Geul — A popular tourist destination since many decades. Marlstone quarrying left the town with a series of underground caves and you can visit the ruins of its old city wall and castle.
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