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To me personally Thorn is undoubtedly one of the hidden gems in Nederland. It is pretty small village but well connect with the nearby main cities. Thorn is very close to the Dutch - Belgian border and Mass river is the border between the two countries here. It is a pretty small quiet place with plenty of cobblestoned narrow roads ready for you to walk or bike. Every white house poses add an unique dimension to the beauty of this small village. Not to mention it has a fascinating history to its white houses which is quite the contrary to the classical Dutch architecture. You could explore a bit in internet to find a lot of its history. If time permit, the museum is the must visit as it offers a lot about the local culture & history. For kids it is a special attraction as they can do a nice treasure hunt! There are a plenty of eateries big medium small which fits the budget of everyone! The place feel quite cozy specially the eateries & restaurants which are mainly located mostly two sides of the church on one of the cobblestoned road. When you keep walking down the archetypical cobblestoned narrow streets , you will surely get lost in your memory. You will continue keep clicking your camera as there are numerous photo options waiting for you that you will surely slow down ! This is a place to take a pause from your busy city life, relax, rejuvenate & have an absolute immersive experience which you will surely cherish for ever!!! It could be best visited during summer sunny days as it will offer you longer days to walk, to bike or just relax on the bank of Mass river!!! It is a must recommended if you like to fall in love with offbeat places!!!

Thorn is a very pretty town and easy to walk around. The houses are mainly white and the town is clean and well maintained. There is an Aldi supermarket near the Thorn B&B which is handy. We ate in two of the restaurants - De Wijngaard which was very good and the Crasborn which was okay. Both are quite expensive but I would say that De Wijngaard was worth it. The Wigngoed Thorn Pinot Gris wine is delicious.

Interesting village of white painted houses. Nice walks around the village and to the nearby and waterways. Hotel Crasborn served lovely meals. I particularly enjoyed sitting out the front of the restaurant under the shade of their umbrella, sipping a beer and watching the cyclists and pedestrians go by.

Thorn was a beautiful town with its bright white buildings and cleanliness. There were no large crowds of people, it was quiet and free from noisy traffic. It was an easy town to get to and a joy to leisurely walk around.