Rolduc Abbey

By the way, did you know that Rolduc is one of the top 100 Unesco monuments in the Netherlands? There is so much to discover both on and around the domain.
Rolduc Abbey is a former abbey in the Rolduckerveld district in the Dutch Limburg diocese of Roermond near the German border. The abbey played an important role in the reclamation of this area and in the earliest coal mining.
The original name was Abbey of Rode or Kloosterrade, derived from the toponym -rode (reclaimed place). Nearby is the town of Herzogenrath, capital of the Land of 's-Hertogenrade, with the Castle of Rode. During the French period, the name 's-Hertogenrade was Frenchified into Rode-le-Duc, which soon became Rolduc. On site you will also find an on-site brewery, a beautiful gallery, beautiful gardens and terraced ponds and much more.
Tip! Curious about the stories or take a look inside? Watch the 360-degree tour or listen to the audio tour. Both tours can also be accessed by scanning the qr codes on the façade sign at the abbey.

Office de tourisme du Sud du Limbourg (Visit Zuid-Limburg)