Top Things to do in Limburg Province
Top Restaurants in Limburg Province
Top 10 Shopping in Limburg Province, Flanders
Situated on the Dutch border, Limburg is the easternmost province in Flanders, and the foremost fruit-growing region in the country. The lively, friendly market town of Hasselt is the provincial capital. It boasts a car-free historic center, with building dating back as far as the 11th century. Genk is another recommended stop. The city of 63,000 people is home to a zoo, a planetarium, De Maten nature reserve and Bokrijk, an open-air museum of 19th century Flemish architecture.
Restaurants in Limburg Province
1. Just For The Record
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Small record store and coffee house in the center of Hasselt. Here you can browse through thousands of second hand vinyl records while sipping on a coffee/tea/beer/wine ...
2. Oxfam-Solidariteit Bookshop
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Bookshop is run entirely by volunteers. We have over 12000 books waiting for a new owner. From contemporary fiction to timeless classics and everything in between. Only second-hand books in excellent condition make the shelves and they cost a fraction of the retail price. If you look closely you will certainly find that one gem that is lacking in your library. All profits go to Oxfam projects.
3. StartSpeler
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
A warm and welcoming board game shop located in the center of the city. A great place to meet fellow gaming enthousiasts, play a game and have a drink. The friendly owners are always willing to explain your next favorite game to you.
4. Depot 30
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Depot 30, A Beer Shop With More Than 1000 Belgian Beer Types, The Walhalla For Every Beer Lover.
5. Maison Quinze
6. Tongeren Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Tabby42 - Illinois, United States
We have bought many items from this wonderful city that opens its doors EVERY SUNDAY (except for Christmas, and possibly other official holidays that fall on Sunday). You will find antiques from vendors from various countries: England, France, Germany, and Belgium--probably others as well! Depends on what you are looking for, but we have bought GREAT wood furniture pieces: tables, Minty bookcase, French chest of drawers, nesting tables, chest-similar to cedar chest--without the cedar; unique traveling writing box (see one that Alexander Hamilton used at Ft. Ticonderoga), or wooden stationary desk organizer, holds paper, pens/pencils & has the date cards--possible used by stationary salesmen (the last two were from England). Today first Sunday of August 2017 we have returned with garden items to use for flowers (or such is my plan); from zinc washtub, to enamel pots - old chamber pot, or washstand with wash pan, a cute bicycle to hold three flower pots. As others wrote the haggling is part of the fun of getting the best deal, but don't go too low to insult the dealer! I had a total blast today and came home with more than expected to include a milk can with strainer & lid! Color me exuberant!! I even found an oil painting from a dealer that also sells on E-Bay - what a wonderful and fun day!! They do this rain or shine, they have a large building for inside vendors, as well as in a parking garage lower level for those bad weather days. Otherwise the vendors sets up on the streets and square of town from 0600-1400, but you had better get there early, because many do start packing up around noon! There local antique shops in town, that are open during this time as well--check them out too!
7. Antiek- en Brocantemarkt
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
8. D'Amici
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
9. Maasmechelen Village
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4.0 based on 786 reviews
Around 60 minutes from Brussels, Antwerp and Cologne, Maasmechelen Village is located at the crossroads of Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The elegant setting of Maasmechelen Village is designed to reflect the artisan architecture of Limburg and makes for a serene shopping experience. Guests will discover more than 100 luxury designer outlet boutiques with savings of 30% to 60% on the recommended retail price. Prime brands include MaxMara, Polo Ralph Lauren, BOSS, Ted Baker, Coach, Essentiel, Escada, Calvin Klein and Furla. The Shopping Express(R) is a direct shuttle from Brussels that runs every Saturday and Sunday. There is free parking and even complimentary dog village. The Village has 5 restaurants of where 2 open before the boutiques for breakfast. Pass by the Tourist Information Center of the village for an unforgettable shopping day!
Reviewed By Neenals
Great Shopping Village, lovely brands offering great value for money products. Staff at the village are helpful and friendly. Quaint Village to spend a day shopping.
