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FR-Audio guide Train World

FR-Audio guide Train World

This app will accompany you throughout your visit. To listen to the commentary, simply dial the number that appears in the audio guide icon on the small signs. Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour, or start the tour in the app.

Torhout city walking route

Torhout city walking route

Torhout has been writing its story since Roman times. The counts of Flanders had a soft spot for the city, which was located at a junction of important trade routes. The capital of the Houtland region has several notable sites. Where athletes now push their limits, there was once the horse market, which was important to Torhout.

Antwerp Commemorates - Persecution of the Jews

Antwerp Commemorates - Persecution of the Jews

The persecution of the Jews during the Second World War is one of the darkest chapters in the city’s history. Many thousands of Antwerp Jews did not survive the war. They were put on transports by the German occupying forces and sent to the death camps. The police and

Leuven Vision Tour - ISL

Leuven Vision Tour - ISL

Discover the absolute must-see highlights of the historic city center. Visiotour Leuven is an initiative of the city of Leuven in cooperation with Gery Gerits and Doof Vlaanderen vzw. Pictures: Layla Aerts, Karl Bruninx, Tim Buelens, Jan Crab, Erfgoedcel Leuven, Kevin Faingnaert, Jan Kempenaers, Milo Profi, City of Leuven, Erard Swannet, Visit Leuven.

Blankenberge: history

Blankenberge: history

Blankenberge is a town with a rich history. Every citizen of Blankenberge can be proud of this. There have been highs, but also lows. Many events of the past 750 years are unprecedented for many residents and visitors. 📏 ± 10 km 🕑 ± 3 h

Fine Art at Schoonselhof

Fine Art at Schoonselhof

The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) is reopening after a 10-year renovation. To celebrate this long-awaited reopening, Schoonselhof invites you to take a walk along the graves of 15 well-known and surprisingly unknown painters from the KMSKA collection. Discover the stories behind the gravestones. Get to know the lives

Antwerp Commemorates – From the grave

Antwerp Commemorates – From the grave

50 to 70 million: that is the number of people who lost their lives in the Second World War according to some estimates. The lives of countless others were thrown into complete disarray. Here, at the Schoonselhof Cemetery, thousands of people who experienced the devastating conflict lie buried: soldiers who