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Do you remember? (Nieuwpoort)

Do you remember? (Nieuwpoort)

This memory walk, 'Do you remember?', is for people who want to reminisce about Nieuwpoort in the past. The walk is also tailor-made for people with dementia and their caregivers. The aim is to deliberately and systematically recall memories together. Photos from the past and

Do you remember? (Koksijde)

Do you remember? (Koksijde)

This memory walk, 'Do you remember?', is for people who want to reminisce about Koksijde in the past. The walk is also tailor-made for people with dementia and their caregivers. The aim is to deliberately and systematically recall memories together. Photos from the past and

Steaming and Bathing in Molenbeek

Steaming and Bathing in Molenbeek

This tour includes six stops. The map will take you to locations that tell you more about Molenbeek's public bathing culture. At each location, you can listen to a story that will slowly immerse you in the steam. Look out for the blue posters that

Bunker Route

Bunker Route

This is a walking route with a strong historical theme. When World War II began to loom on the horizon, the Belgian army built a defensive belt around the strategically important city of Ghent. On the hilltops near Oosterzele, a stone's throw from Ghent, dozens of reinforced bunkers were erected to protect the

Mill Route

Mill Route

This walk in Oosterzele takes you past a watermill and three windmills. Two of these windmills, the Klepmolen and the Windekemolen, are still in regular operation. Along the way, you can enjoy unique landscapes, some of which, such as the sand quarry, date back to the Ice Age. This is where Balegem stone originates: a yellow-gray, soft, calcareous

The Miller's Route

The Miller's Route

Using short film clips made by film director and Oosterzele resident Nicolaas Rahoens, the ghost of an old miller from Moortsele, played by writer Bob Van Laerhoven, recounts a fascinating piece of Moortsele's history. The most important sights in this beautiful village in Oosterzele are also featured. 📏 10.3

The Half Moon Route

The Half Moon Route

Walking along quiet, car-free roads, you will discover the picturesque village of Gijzenzele (part of the municipality of Oosterzele) and learn about the fierce 'Battle of Gijzenzele'. When World War II began to loom on the horizon, the Belgian army built a belt of bunkers around the strategically important city of Ghent. In May 1940