The region where a friendly atmosphere, togetherness and entertainment are central. With major tourist attractions as fortified town Heusden, fortified town Geertruidenberg (on the Biesbosch), Efteling, museum Schoenenkwartier and De Loonse en Drunense Duinen. In addition, you will find numerous unique pearls in the villages and towns of municipalities Loon op Zand, Waalwijk, Heusden and Geertruidenberg. Come along and discover the enchanting Langstraat!
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Latest tips and blogs
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Discover De Langstraat: fun outings near Eindhoven
April 16, 2026
Less than an hour's drive from Eindhoven you ll find De Langstraat, a region with surprisingly many nice places, from nature reserves to cozy towns. I m from the neighborhood of Eindhoven and had actually never stopped to think about De Langstraat. Until I discovered it and was surprised by how much there is to do. In this blog I will show you what you can do in De Langstraat, near Eindhoven. By Merel de Jong
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Trips around Breda: discover De Langstraat
April 14, 2026
Looking for fun outings around Breda? In De Langstraat you will find surprisingly many possibilities for a successful day out.From adventurous activities and unique escaperooms to relaxing nature areas and fun attractions: there is something for everyone. In this blog you will discover the best places in De Langstraat near Breda.By Zoë Boezer
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A complete itinerary for slow travel in North Brabant
April 02, 2026
Ready for a mini vacation full of nature, culture and experiences? In this blog I take you on an adventure in the region with a complete and easy to follow itinerary for three days. This multifaceted region in the heart of North Brabant, near the Efteling, lends itself perfectly to slowtravel: quiet travel, conscious experience and plenty of enjoyment. Let go of the rush, take your time and discover all there is to experience. Will you join us on the road? By Laura van der Wal
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Volunteer story from Geertruidenberg
March 25, 2026
It is still quiet on the Market Square in Geertruidenberg, when I sit down at Tapperij Huis Ten Bos. Over a cup of coffee, this is where I meet Ricardo, a volunteer at RBT De Langstraat. We are here to talk about his work as a city guide and his involvement with the Tourist Information Point (TIP) in Geertruidenberg. Soon it becomes clear: Ricardo is someone who not only shares knowledge, but also tremendous passion.By Laura van der Wal
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Cherry blossom in the Langstraat
March 25, 2026
Many people travel to Japan to see cherry blossoms, but you don t have to travel that far at all. You can also just in De Langstraat. Namely in the orchards around Raamsdonk, at De Kersenhof. An atmospheric place where you can taste local products and enjoy and learn about the flowering cherry trees. By Merel de Jong
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5x mills in De Langstraat
March 24, 2026
Do you really like culture and places with a story? Then you've come to the right place in our region. Each of these mills has its own story, and even better, they can all be visited in De Langstraat.By Zoë Boezer
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The story behind the Tourist Information Point Kaatsheuvel
March 23, 2026
When I enter the Primera in Kaatsheuvel, something special immediately catches my eye. Between the shelves I spot the recognizable mushroom from the Efteling and next to it a signpost with names from the region. Before I've even spoken to anyone, the tone has already been set: this is where De Langstraat begins. By Laura van der Wal
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May Bicycle Month & Ferry Days
March 05, 2026
May is not only the month of blooming flowers and warm weather, but also the perfect time to go out and explore the beautiful nature of Brabant. And what better way to do that than by bike? This month is also dedicated to the Pontjesdagen (Ferry Days): the moment when the Meuse region comes alive. During this three-day event, you'll cycle along the water, cross on cozy ferries and discover the landscape at the slowest pace imaginable.By Vittoria Roitero