Local Produce
Visit the local markets to enjoy fresh strawberries and tomatoes, especially during the harvest season.
Hoogstraten is a picturesque city in the Flanders region of Belgium, close to the Dutch border. It is famous for its strawberries, with the Veiling Hoogstraten auction being one of the largest in the Benelux. The city also produces a significant amount of tomatoes, reflecting its strong agricultural roots. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and explore the local culture, making it a perfect destination for those interested in rural Belgian life.
Hoogstraten is a picturesque city in the Flanders region of Belgium, close to the Dutch border. It is famous for its strawberries, with the Veiling Hoogstraten auction being one of the largest in the Benelux. The city also produces a significant amount of tomatoes, reflecting its strong agricultural roots. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and explore the local culture, making it a perfect destination for those interested in rural Belgian life.
Internationally known for its strawberries.
Located near the northern border of Belgium.
Part of the Flanders region.
Rich agricultural heritage.
Includes the northernmost point in Belgium.
Close to the Netherlands, offering easy cross-border travel.
Known for its agricultural produce, particularly strawberries and tomatoes.
Part of the Flanders region, rich in Belgian culture.
Visit the local markets to enjoy fresh strawberries and tomatoes, especially during the harvest season.
Take a walk through the city to explore its quaint streets and local architecture.
Exploring local Belgian culture and enjoying fresh produce.
EUR €
$80-$150 p/day
Dutch, English
Check the local calendar for agricultural fairs and events to experience the local culture.
Tourists, Locals
April-June, September-November
Spring is a great time to visit Hoogstraten as the strawberry season begins, and the weather is mild.
Summer offers warm weather perfect for exploring the city's agricultural fairs and enjoying fresh produce.
Fall provides a quieter atmosphere with fewer tourists and beautiful autumn colors.
Winter is peaceful, and visitors can enjoy the local indoor markets and cultural sites.