Find the perfect vacation home in Venlo

Venlo is a shopping paradise for Germans and is very well connected to Germany both by car and by train. It is actually possible to travel by regional express train from Düsseldorf, for example, without changing trains and at an additional cost. Beyond a day trip, however, the city's tourist attractions are unfortunately rather limited.

The main attraction in Venlo is undoubtedly shopping. From groceries at the "Two Brothers" to inexpensive medicines, there is something for everyone here. Culinary delights include something fried like Krolandel and soft-serve ice cream for dessert

You can travel to Venlo with a VRR local transport ticket at no extra charge. There is a continuous connection to Düsseldorf by regional train

I would recommend this destination to all West Germans who want to take a short day trip to Holland

My trip to Venlo was just great. I really liked the old town with its pretty streets and buildings. I particularly liked the town hall and St. Martin's Church. It was nice to stroll through the streets and discover the history of the city. I was able to really relax at the Venlo marina. The peace and quiet on the banks of the Meuse river was really nice and a great contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city center. The food in the street cafés and restaurants was also delicious. I particularly enjoyed the fresh seafood and the Dutch pancakes. It was also easy to find my way around Venlo. Most of the sights are within walking distance and the people were friendly and helpful. Next time I visit, I would perhaps try to avoid coming during peak travel times to avoid the crowds. But overall, my trip to Venlo was really great and I'm already looking forward to coming back.

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Visit the town hall

Nice and quiet