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Curiosum murder mystery game

Curiosum murder mystery game

Hello detective! There you are! A murder has taken place in the museum. Will you help us find out who the culprit is? Search through the murder file from A to Z and learn more about how the game works. > Available free of charge at the ticket desk. Sneak through the museum with

In search of the lost parchment

In search of the lost parchment

Nia and Malina's mother found a mysterious note in the Gruuthuse Museum: "This museum hides one thing. It is in a chest and the code is missing. Focus your eyes on the parchment and you will surely be rewarded." What a discovery! Curious? Come to the Gruuthuse Museum and find out!

Transfo Listening Walk

Transfo Listening Walk

The Transfo heritage site offers something for everyone. Come for a walk and discover the historical heritage. Follow the audio tour with six stories about how people used to live and work in 'den Ellentriek'. 🕑 1 hour Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Strong women of Waasland

Strong women of Waasland

History books are full of stories about the extraordinary achievements of men. But women also left their mark on the Waasland region in the past, just as they do today. Discover the story of a remarkable woman who had a strong connection with the area, from a lady to a businesswoman, at five heritage sites. How did these women

1909

1909

The heritage game 1909 is a puzzle in which you search for the who, why, how, and location of a murder. The terrible and mysterious drama took place on a balmy late summer evening in 1909. Step into the shoes of a detective and set off on your investigation. Download 1909, go to Kerkplein

René Van Steenbergen Route

René Van Steenbergen Route

About the architect René Van Steenbergen Starting in 1934, architect and Beerse native René Van Steenbergen (1911–1995) designed his first homes in Beerse. Notable are the playful variations in color shades, gables, and wall openings; they represent a striking new concept in residential architecture. The architect was inspired by the Expressionist architecture of the

Military Churches and Chapels in the Beverlo Camp

Military Churches and Chapels in the Beverlo Camp

Since the start of the original Beverlo Camp in 1835, a number of historic churches, chapels, and places of worship have been built and furnished. This walk takes you past most of these religious sites. Some are very well known and obvious. Others have disappeared completely or partially. A few are