Velvet Cave Valkenburg
In Valkenburg you will find a number of dugout caves which are open to the public and which can be visited in guided tours; amongst them is the ‘Fluweelengrot’.
During World War Two this cave has been used as a shelter for the public but also by American Troops. Many of these soldiers have inscribed their names in this sandstone cave.
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Source
- Text: Erwin Flohr
- Photos: Yvonne Tepen (1, 2, 3, 4), Erwin Flohr (5)
Nearby
Point of interest
- Information Sign 75 years Liberation - Valkenburg
- Shell Burst in House - Valkenburg
- Information Signs Open Air Theatre Valkenburg - Valkenburg
Monument
- Jewish Memorial General Cemetery Valkenburg - Valkenburg
- Provincial Resistance Memorial Valkenburg - Valkenburg
- Peace Memorial Valkenburg - Valkenburg
Cemetery
- Dutch War Grave Roman Catholic Cemetery Schin op Geul - Schin op Geul
- Dutch War Grave Hulsberg - Hulsberg
- Remembrance Stone Matthieu Vleugels - Margraten
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Daalhemerweg 8 - Valkenburg
- Stumbling Stones Neerhem 45 - Valkenburg
- Stumbling Stones Berkelstraat 15 - Valkenburg
Fortification
Crash site
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