Location: Sittard
Top Things to do in Sittard
The 10 Best Things to Do in Sittard, The Netherlands
Sittard in The Netherlands, from Europe region, is best know for Movie Theaters. Discover best things to do in Sittard with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Sittard
1. Foroxity Filmarena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By AnneLouiseG - Sittard, The Netherlands
Big rooms with comfortable and specious seats with no chance to have someone blocking your view. Great quality surround sound system and screen. One of the best I've been to.
2. Kasteelpark Born
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By indialiefhebber - sittard-geleen
The parc is not too big.Special for small children its very good.They can walk around by themselves.There are not the big animals , but the smaller ones.
there is also a nice place where the children can play and have some drinks or eat some ice-cream or other small things.Its good for a half day trip.
3. Alfa Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By stefank594 - Schinnen, The Netherlands
Have visited the brewery several times already. Is one of the few independent Breweries left in the Netherlands got their own source of water and brew several great beers. Nice sweeter pils, a great dortmunder, love the Strong. Am a fan and was also capable of tasting the beers still lagering and being very young.
4. Wildpark Gangelt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Shauna P
We love going to the wildpark on weekend and just walking around. There is 50 ha of space so the animals have quite a lot of room. We love watching the bears I swear they were circus bears in a previous life.
Fantastic value for your money we even bought the year pass.
5. Keymasters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By MarkusvdP - Utrecht, The Netherlands
Na een enthousiast welkom in de toffe ontvangstruimte werden we de escape room ingestuurd. Het bleek een hele uitdaging om er weer uit te komen. Aankleding zag er ook top uit. Al met al een zeer geslaagde activiteit!
6. War Museum Eyewitness
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Paraslivemore - Brussels, Belgium
The Eyewitness Museum is centred around the story of fictional German paratrooper August Segel, a soldier in the First Fallschirmjäger Regiment, which was later partially absorbed into the Hermann Göring Division. Segel guides visitors through his war experience, from his enlistment into the German army in 1935, through the horrors of the frontline in France, Russia and Belgium, and to the final days of the war in Berlin. Using his story as a framework, the museum offers personal insights into life on the battlefield and the many hardships encountered by soldiers and civilians throughout the years of the Second World War.
7. Kasteel Hoensbroek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Hoensbroek Castle is one of the largest and most beautiful Castles in the Netherlands. The oldest section of the castle structure dates from 1250. The 40 different beautiful halls and rooms in the castle will take you on a fantastic journey through time. Discover the gorgeous ballroom, let the shivers run down your spine in the dungeon, and climb the 60 m high medieval look-out/defensive tower.
Reviewed By Todd B
Beautifully restored and lovely Gardens. You have access to most of the places of interest in the kasteel. Interesting history that was well presented. Food was very good and very good service.
8. Steinerbos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Cl0verfields - Belgium
We visited Steinerbos to celebrate a birthday and very happy to go here. Steinerbos is a nice playground, lots to see and to do. We brought along a picnic but there was a cafe too for refreshments. A highlight were the boats, the children had to figure out how to row! In addition to the playground there is an indoor and outdoor swimming pool too and a good size (free) car park.
9. Connecterra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By 625derrickz - Lummen, Belgium
Without the big ugly wellness building they are constructing in the middle of the nature, the panoramic view from the terril would have been perfect. Although this is still an industrial site, the domain is well kept and perfect for a 2-4 hour walk. The nearby terril is most beautiful. If you have the opportunity to visit the site with a 'ranger', you will get a lot of interesting things to know of both the history and the current fauna and flora.
10. Barefoot Park Brunssum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By RosemaryRose1960 - Maastricht, The Netherlands
What can I say? Well I never experienced a walk like it definitely not got one of these in the U.K. I went with a ladies club ranging over 50+ Let me tell you about it... when you arrive you check in at the coffee shop & the receptionist will explain the map to you. Make sure you use the toilet here as it is the only one & it will be approx 2hrs before you are back. You remove your shoes & leave then on a rack by the foot cleaning are, there are lockers if you want to leave valuables behind, pay the lady 5e at the counter for a key which I assume you get back later. The trail consists of various obstacles i.e pebbles, stones,wood chip, mud puddles, clay puddles, logs, water barrels and a small lake in the centre which if you are brave enough can make your way across the tricky bit comes about 3/4 of the way where you have to give it some thought as to how you are going to get to the other side safely, if you fall in it is approx 1m so you are going to be very wet! ( Don't forget to leave your mobile/bag with someone else). Along the way there are also interesting things to see & do such as tree carvings, insect houses, tree quotes, spiral walk,tying a knot using your feet etc. When you reach the end you are supplied with a washing up brush to scrub your feet, you can also use the hot tub barrels & soak them for 30 mins these have added herbs, I think there was a small payment for this. My feet needed a good soaking as the black mud had stained my heel skin so I would of liked to of used the hot tubs but others in the group didn't have time, pity. Take your own towel to dry them & then you can head over to a cafe/bar/restaurant behind the venue it takes about 10 mins to walk there & they serve a very nice coffee. This is a great place for all ages & even though I have a poorly knee I managed all the activities (except for the lake) although carefully. Well worth a visit.
