Vught

Located in the province of North Brabant in the south of the Netherlands, Vught is a city of historical significance and natural beauty. The city houses the infamous Camp Vught, the only concentration camp built on Dutch soil during the Second World War. Today, Camp Vught functions as an educational museum, where visitors gain an in-depth insight into Dutch history during the war. The city is also home to the beautiful Maurick Castle, a historic castle that currently serves as a party location and hotel.

Vught also houses the recreational area 'de IJzeren Man', the largest continuous sand excavation network in the Netherlands. The sand excavation area is named after the steam engine (the Iron Man) that was used for sand extraction in the 19th century. The area today offers a variety of outdoor activities with a lake, beaches, forests and various catering facilities. It is known for its unique walking and cycling routes, which offer visitors the chance to discover the breathtaking local flora and fauna. This makes Vught a fascinating destination, rich in both historical and natural beauty.