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Willems Route North

Willems Route North

Cycle Through the History of the Canal This 122-km-long canal was dug by hand in just four years in the early 19th century. The Zuid-Willemsvaart became a shorter and more reliable alternative to the often unpredictable and unnavigable Meuse River. The canal connects Maastricht with ’s-

Vilvoorde by the water

Vilvoorde by the water

The urban planning concept study by Xaveer De Geyter Architects—prepared in 2006 on behalf of Novovil NV and PSR Brownfield Developers—serves as the starting point for all developments in the Watersite zone. The study takes the landscape as its starting point, incorporating elements such as the Brussels-Scheldt Sea Canal, the Zenne River, and Drie Park

Walk through the center of Vilvoorde

Walk through the center of Vilvoorde

Discover how beautiful and surprising Vilvoorde can be thanks to a pleasant route past 16 striking, historic locations in the city center and along the water. 📏 4 km 🕑 30 min 📍 Mattenkot 🏁 Grote Markt Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Discover the fort of Kessel with Achille!

Discover the fort of Kessel with Achille!

Looking for a fun and educational adventure? Then go in search of Achille in the forts! He will guide you and your (grand)children through 500 years of history. Through fun assignments, you will learn everything about the fort, its history, and its inhabitants from the past and present in a playful way. In the fort of

Industrial heritage Vilvoorde

Industrial heritage Vilvoorde

Today, Vilvoorde is a green city on the waterfront. But don't be fooled: the city also has a rich industrial past. This interactive walk takes you past the remnants of this largely forgotten heritage. You will discover the stories behind the scattered remains of Vilvoorde's industrial past.

Street art Vilvoorde

Street art Vilvoorde

Did you know that Vilvoorde is home to about 50 works of street art? Did you know that DZIA’s very first solo exhibition took place at De Kruitfabriek? Did you know that BORDALO II’s buzzard is a whopping 20m x 7m? City guide Annie Myten set out to explore and developed this bike tour

'The sound of cobblestones' - Concertgebouw Brugge

'The sound of cobblestones' - Concertgebouw Brugge

Commissioned by Concertgebouw Brugge, in collaboration with KAAP and ChampdAction, DUOBAAN XL created a walking tour of historic Bruges. Using videos, audio clips, and text material, the trio reveals a side of the city that you would normally pass by. Download the walking tour below. After downloading, press