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Dikes of stories: The Eros Walk

Dikes of stories: The Eros Walk

This storytelling walk based on true events immerses you in a world of love, lust, passion, and desire. Four local residents—master storytellers who have been specially trained for this purpose—take you on an idyllic journey past hidden gems in Sint-Pieters. During the Eros Walk, which focuses on love, you will discover

Heritage presented on a plate...

Heritage presented on a plate...

You may have already seen them standing in the streets... All those beautiful information boards at the monuments and buildings in Balen and Olmen. Would you like to visit them all and discover what information lies behind the boards? Then be sure to set off on this tour in the ErfgoedApp.

Between night and morning

Between night and morning

As night turns to day, Machelen-aan-de-Leie, Roger Raveel's village, comes to life. A dawn walk takes you past special locations and surprising spots that are inextricably linked to Raveel. The artist and his work are brought back to life through stories from the book.

An evening out in Waregem

An evening out in Waregem

Go for a walk and discover how the people of Waregem spent their evenings in the 20th century. They had numerous options, such as going to the movies or a play, visiting an exhibition, or going out for a drink with friends. Some preferred to go dancing, while others preferred to stay at home to

Destelbergen, a paradise on the Scheldt

Destelbergen, a paradise on the Scheldt

Let the Ferryman take you on a journey, hop on your bike and discover who visited Destelbergen and Heusden in the 19th and 20th centuries, and what they meant to the municipality. From the bourgeoisie and nobility, to Ghent students and entrepreneurs, to day trippers and night owls. Destelbergen, a green

In search of the Moerduivels audio bike tour

In search of the Moerduivels audio bike tour

With this audio guide, we cycle from the center of the city of Veurne towards the polders that were reclaimed from the water. You will learn how the lake was formed, why it was drained in the 17th century, and that this operation had to be repeated several times afterwards. We stand

Three Fountains Through and Through

Three Fountains Through and Through

Delve into the dark underground of the beautiful Drie Fonteinen park. Walk past three old cellars hidden in the woods and discover what they were used for. In a newly restored cellar, you will meet the (future) new residents: the bats. And at the same time, explore one of our oldest English gardens! By