Zundert

Zundert is a quaint Dutch town located in North Brabant, Netherlands. It is famous for its unique annual flower parade, the Bloemencorso, during which enormous floats decorated with hundreds of brightly colored dahlias pass through the town's streets. The small city enjoys a rural atmosphere with gently rolling hills, lush forests, small ditches filled with water, and plenty of biking and hiking trails. A Must-see in Zundert is the Vincent van Gogh house, dating back to the 19th century when the artist's father was the local Protestant minister. Zundert also has several medieval churches, a traditional Dutch windmill, and a number of museums. Visitors can explore the town's unique architecture by taking a stroll along the historic main square and its many old buildings. Other activities include exploring the nearby city of Breda, or taking a boat trip on the river Maas.