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Modern construction in Kessel-Lo (1930-1975)

Modern construction in Kessel-Lo (1930-1975)

When we talk about architectural heritage, we often think of centuries-old castles, Romanesque churches, and Gothic town halls. But we don’t have to go back that far in time to find remarkable stories and unique architecture. A trip to 20th-century Kessel-Lo is far enough. During the two

Slow Trappers Walk Aaigem

Slow Trappers Walk Aaigem

A Slow Trappers Walk is accessible to everyone, young and old. Along the 3 km buggy- and wheelchair-friendly route, you will discover stories about the history of Aaigem, the monastery, and pigeon racing. You will pass chapels, a watermill, and even a working baking oven! 📏 3 km 🕑 1 hour ⭐ Stroller-friendly

Museum walk

Museum walk

This walk of approximately 2 km is ideal for families with children. Jakob Smits is our guide. He will show you the way! During the walk, you will see a number of crazy Smitsen. Scan them with the ErfgoedApp learn more about our beautiful surroundings. 📏 2 km ⭐ Easy 📍 Jakob

Peter Benoit House

Peter Benoit House

At the Peter Benoit House, you’ll learn about the life and work of composer Peter Benoit (1834–1901). This interactive tour provides more information about the objects and lets you watch videos and clips. Scan or enter the numbers next to the objects throughout the exhibition. Scan QR

World War II aircraft crashes in Herselt

World War II aircraft crashes in Herselt

A 33-kilometer bike ride takes you past the crash sites of five aircraft that were shot down during World War II in Herselt. The most famous and feared German pilot was Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer, who operated out of the Brustem base and single-handedly shot down 121 bombers. As a result,

About sisters and deaf girls

About sisters and deaf girls

The first school for the deaf in Flanders was founded here in 1820 by the Sisters of Charity of Jesus and Mary. It is also the place where Petrus Triest, the founder of the congregation and the school, lived for a large part of his life. Sister Vincentia, the first director, stayed here before

Heritage in the Stiemer Valley, Genk

Heritage in the Stiemer Valley, Genk

The Stiemer Valley is home to a wealth of remarkable immovable and movable heritage. Throughout history, humans have always made use of the Stiemer. The erfgoedapp takes you on a tour of eight interesting heritage landmarks in the Stiemer Valley, namely the Waterschei mining site, the Schans in the Schansbroek neighborhood park, the Motruïne,