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Ostend, Ensor's imaginary paradise

Ostend, Ensor's imaginary paradise

Discover the unique connection between James Ensor and his hometown of Ostend in the surprising exhibition "Ostend, Ensor's Imaginary Paradise" at the Venetian Galleries. Using the app, you can experience the exhibition interactively via VGT and subtitles. Be stimulated and go exploring

The flight of the kestrel

The flight of the kestrel

The Flight of the Kestrel. Follow Etienne the kestrel through the University Library! A Heritage Quest for children ages 6 to 666. Learn about the history of the University Library. For sleuths only! Scan QR with ErfgoedApp to start tour or start tour in app

Veurne for everyone

Veurne for everyone

Campus Engineering Veurne worked for several years on a project 'STEAM up for an inclusive Veurne' in cooperation with the province of West Flanders and this to create an inclusive walk through Veurne. Thanks to the erasmus project 'How special are your needs, can we help?' in five cities was

On time travel in Wortegem

On time travel in Wortegem

As part of the project "Square meters: everyone an archaeologist!" (with support from LEADER East Flanders), Wortegem residents were given the opportunity to dig into their village's past like a real archaeologist. Neighbors got to work together with SOLVA archaeologists in small

Walking with Charles Pil - Lo-Reninge

Walking with Charles Pil - Lo-Reninge

On December 21, 1867, Charles Pil (1867-1949) saw the light of day in little Lo. Coming from a farming family, after his studies as an architect he moved to Ostend where he built many stately villas and mansions. After the First World War he returned, together with Henri Carbon (1882-1950), to

Monuments route De Panne and Adinkerke

Monuments route De Panne and Adinkerke

Find out all about a number of permanent monuments and statues in De Panne and Adinkerke. Scan QR with ErfgoedApp to start tour or start tour in app

Walking with Charles Pil - Newport

Walking with Charles Pil - Newport

After World War I, Newport was totally destroyed. Rapid reconstruction was necessary. Charles Pil, along with his associate Henri Carbon, played an important role in this reconstruction project. Under the watchful eye of Jozef Viérin, Carbon's brother-in-law, the duo realized many prestigious buildings, most of them near the