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Cornwall and West-Devon

A number of volcanic granite areas, such as the bare hills of Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor, form the backbone of the elongated peninsula of Cornwall and Devon.
 
Around them lies a varied and gently rolling landscape. The edges of the region, the long, cliff-rich coastline, create a beautiful natural border. The region also has a rich (pre)history. Highlights of the area include: the striking coastlines with their coastal paths and countless cliffs, the villages and hidden beaches, and the marshy granite massifs of places like Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor with their remarkable valleys along the edges.
 
  • The Arthurian legend and the places connected to it.
  • A true primeval woodland: Wistman’s Wood.
  • The Mary–Michael energy line with its remarkable (pre)historic sites.
  • Mount St. Michael, the sibling of Skellig Michael in Ireland and Mont St. Michel in France.
 
This is a place to fully immerse yourself in. There is so much here to experience — everything one could possibly wish for.
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Church of Our Lady

Church of Our Lady

Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Kerk blends Romanesque origins, Gothic grandeur, and vivid medieval murals beneath its rebuilt sandstone tower. Wander inside, trace centuries in stone and color, and discover Sint-Truiden from a new perspective.
The Hurler Stone Circles

The Hurler Stone Circles

Three ancient stone circles stand where legend says men once played on a Sunday and were turned to stone. Wander the wide moorland, count the stones (if you can!), and feel the echo of a Bronze Age crowd beneath the Cornish sky.
Burial mounds De Regte Heide

Burial mounds De Regte Heide

The Regte Heide mixes open heathland, forest paths, and 3,000-year-old landmarks. Perfect for curious walkers and weekend explorers!
Woodhenge

Woodhenge

Six rings of ancient posts trace a solstice-aligned circle in open Wiltshire fields. Step inside the rings and start connecting the ancient dots.
Kernhem House and Estate

Kernhem House and Estate

The estate’s grand halls and wooded paths invite both art lovers and nature walkers alike. Follow the trails, enjoy the gardens and escape from everyday life.
Isterberg

Isterberg

Discover the peaceful hills and countryside of Isterberg, a tranquil village located in the Bentheim district of Lower Saxony, Germany. The area is well-loved for its relaxing rural environment, offering visitors opportunities to explore on foot or by bicycle through meadows and forests. The welcoming village atmosphere invites a restful experience throughout the year, with summer festivals and the fresh, quiet charm of winter countryside each adding to Isterberg’s appeal as an authentic rural German destination.
The Luttenberg

The Luttenberg

Luttenberg’s soft hills lead to forests, open meadows, and local crafts worth stopping for. Come for the view. Stay for the charm!
Dolmen D8

Dolmen D8

Dolmen D8, tucked in the forest near Anloo, showcases the skill and spirit of people who lived 5,000 years ago. Take the short forest trail and see how time and nature blend perfectly here.
Dolmens Bronneger, D21 and D22

Dolmens Bronneger, D21 and D22

The impressive D21 poses perfectly under its beech tree, while D22, the smallest in the province, holds its ground just steps away. See two legends for the price of one walk!
Former Heilig Kruiskapel

Former Heilig Kruiskapel

Around the year 1000, the Holy Cross Chapel stood on Dom Square. It was a small church. It is still visible in the paving of Dom Square.