My Cité
My Cité, my home is a 5 km walk through the Cité. The walk is based on the existing walk by Toerisme Beringen and has a blue code. At around 20 locations, you can stop for a moment to learn more about the Cité feeling, both in the past and
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Up in the air
Madness disrupts, throws us off balance, and takes away our footing. It brings us to the edge of normality. But where does normality end and chaos begin? And who decides where that line is drawn?
Madness disrupts, throws us off balance, and takes away our footing. It
Traces in time. Walk along the Miners' Trail.
Travel back in time with the Miners to the Borinage and discover the moving story of the miners from the Flemish Ardennes.
This walk is an initiative of Natuurpunt, with the support of Erfgoed Vlaamse Ardennen (EVA/VARIANT).
Concept: Lien Urmel, Story and podcast: Sven Van Trappen (Ratara)
Brilliant Walk
A walk that immerses you in the glorious past of Vollezele, the cradle of the sturdy Brabant draft horse. Pass by the Haras de Vollezele stud farm where it all began and admire a bronze version of Brillant, the progenitor of the horse breed.
📏 7 km
📍 Belgian Draft Horse Museum
🏁 Belgian Draft Horse Museum
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From motte to castle
If you look it up in an encyclopedia or Wikipedia, you will invariably find the following definition of a motte: "a medieval artificial hill built for defensive purposes, on top of which some form of castle was constructed."
During this bike tour, it will become clear to you that people may have been a little too quick to
House numbers in Bruges
A brief history of house numbers from 1790 to the present day.
House numbers... you don't notice them unless you're looking for an address and can't find it. House numbers are at least as interesting as more striking elements on house facades. What's more, they have changed over time.
For example, there were different systems during the Austrian,
The village feeling of yesteryear
A short walk through the city center, focusing on well-known and lesser-known aspects along the way. People, buildings, and events can be examined in more detail.
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