Rent a holiday apartment in Voeren

Voeren is located in the Belgian province of Limburg and has a predominantly Dutch-speaking character; at the same time, facilities are available for the French-speaking minority. The municipality lies on the border with the Netherlands and Wallonia and is geographically separated from the rest of Flanders. Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Voeren can plan their accommodation search around hiking days, village history and their intended journey.

Hills, valleys and cross-border trails

The green hills and valleys of the Voerstreek shape the landscape and the experience of staying here. A hike in Voeren leads through meadows, along streams and through scrubland. The routes mentioned can be planned for different lengths, allowing you to combine active days with a rhythm of your own choosing.

The Voerstreek hiking-node network allows you to plan the length and difficulty of a route individually. The Voerstreek hiking network also connects to the Dutch network; the region is part of the Grenzeloos bocageland Landscape Park. Those wishing to plan their stay around the region can therefore also include the connected Dutch hiking network in their plans.

Village culture in Sint-Martens-Voeren

Alongside its landscape, Voeren offers a cultural focus: Sint-Martens-Voeren is a sub-municipality of Voeren and lies in the Voer Valley, through which the Voer River flows. In Sint-Martens-Voeren, cultural highlights include a railway viaduct, Sint-Martinus Church, the Veltmanshuis and regional flint and half-timbered buildings.

If you would like to combine nature and village history, you can weigh the location of your accommodation against the cultural highlights you would like to visit. This is not about ranking the places, but about your personal daily rhythm: several hiking days, individual cultural experiences or a mixture of both. For further comparison with other places, you can also visit Teuven.

Choose accommodation to suit your travel rhythm

For a stay involving several hiking days, it is useful to compare accommodation based on how its location fits the intended hiking area and preferred daily distance. The hiking-node network helps with planning routes; the specific accommodation should not automatically be assumed to have direct access to a trail.

Anyone wishing to combine the landscape and village culture in one stay can choose accommodation in Voeren based on their personal daily rhythm and preferred destinations. This allows you to choose between a focus on hiking, a focus on local cultural highlights or a regional mix.

Getting there and searching for accommodation

Voeren has no railway station. It can be reached by bus from places including Tongeren, Maastricht and Liège, although transfers may be required. When searching for a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel in Voeren, the specific journey should therefore fit your planned daily activities.

This allows the accommodation search to be aligned with your actual travel plans: anyone wishing to explore the Voerstreek mainly on foot should take the intended hiking area into account. Those also planning to visit Sint-Martens-Voeren and its cultural highlights should include these destinations in their decision about location.

Further guidance for your trip

For broader regional orientation, you can also visit Limburg. If you would like to compare other places, Hechtel-Eksel, Bilzen and Opglabbeek are also available.

You can also learn more about renting out a holiday property: planning and income, holidays in a holiday home: benefits and planning, and holidays: planning, renting and staying.

Plan nature and culture days in Voeren

Voeren combines the hilly landscape of the Voerstreek with individually planned hiking routes, cross-border trail planning and specific cultural highlights in Sint-Martens-Voeren. If this combination suits your travel plans, you can now search for the type and location of accommodation that matches your preferred daily rhythm.