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Stalberg, Venlo — Area Guide & Where to Stay




Stalberg is a district of Venlo, sharing its name with Stalberg House and the Klooster Op Stalberg on the city's protected list.
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Where to stay in Stalberg
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Stalberg House gives the district its name. Rooms are thin on the ground inside Stalberg itself, so most beds sit in Venlo proper, within reach of the Parade houses, the Limburg Museum and the Sint-Martinusbasiliek that hold the old core together. Kaldenkerkerweg 27 is listed here.
A stay chosen for the Klooster Op Stalberg or the Museum van Bommel van Dam works from either side, since the convent and the museum are entered under the same city.
About Stalberg
What are the main landmarks in Stalberg?
Convents dominate the register. Stalberg puts the Klooster Op Stalberg, the Klooster Onze Lieve Vrouwe van Loreto, the Dominicanenklooster Mariaweide, the Ursulinenklooster and the Voormalig Klooster Trans Cedron on one list, with the Sint-Martinusklooster added. Churches follow close behind.
The Sint-Martinusbasiliek, the Sint-Joriskerk, the Minderbroederskerk and the Heilige-Familiekerk are entered under Venlo, while the museums run to the Limburg Museum, the Museum van Bommel van Dam, the Goltziusmuseum and the Jan Klaassens Museum.
What is the history of Stalberg?
Stalberg's age is legible in cloisters, not in any recorded year. The district's oldest names are religious houses, among them the Klooster Op Stalberg, the Sint-Martinusklooster and the Voormalig Klooster Trans Cedron, whose entry marks it as a house its order has left. Stalberg House holds the name itself.
Nothing on the record dates the Manresa House, the Huize Schreurs or the Hertogenhof, though all three stand on the protected list Venlo keeps alongside the houses at Parade 28, Venlo and Parade 64, Venlo.
Where is Stalberg?
Stalberg is one of Venlo's districts, and its landmark list reaches the Sint-Martinusbasiliek, the Limburg Museum and the house at Grote Kerkstraat 32, Venlo.
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Updated August 2026



