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Would you like to learn more about the history of Sint-Joris-Weert? Do you know why there was once a dispute between the villagers and the Duke of Arenberg? Or why the spring on Borrestraat is called “Bron Pier Slot”? Why were a tram station and a train station built there, and who or

Dementia is a complex condition that affects the lives of millions of people around the world. It can be a challenging and emotional journey, but with the right knowledge and approach, we can make this journey a little easier. During this dementia-friendly walk, we invite you to join us on a journey.

'Anarchy in Leuven. At home in the underground' is a city walk featuring photos, posters, music, images, and testimonials along various buildings in Leuven that were once squatted. Between their occupation by squatters and their inevitable eviction, many of these buildings were hotbeds of activism and counterculture.

Although the coal mine in Beringen closed its doors in 1989, its influence on the region remains deeply rooted in the social, economic, and architectural fabric of this city. Put on your walking shoes, because we’re going to take a stroll through the mining town together to explore the glorious history of Beringen—