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Wommelgem Heritage Cycle Route

Wommelgem Heritage Cycle Route

We have many remarkable features in our municipality that we can be proud of. Just think of the old chestnut tree, the Kaeck, Hofke Moons, or Bakkerke Zout... to name but a few examples. You can discover these various heritage sites on foot or by bike. Get out and about and

Heritage walk in Wommelgem

Heritage walk in Wommelgem

We have many remarkable features in our municipality that we can be proud of. Just think of the old chestnut tree, the Kaeck, Hofke Moons, or Bakkerke Zout... to name but a few examples. You can discover these various heritage sites on foot or by bike. Get out and about and

Heritage game for youth movements in Aalst

Heritage game for youth movements in Aalst

On the occasion of the annual Heritage Day, which this year is dedicated to sports and games, we are putting our youth movements in Aalst in the spotlight. Aalst is very rich in this intangible heritage, and we want to highlight it in this way. All participating members aged 12 and over and their leaders will be

Traces in the Landscape

Traces in the Landscape

Welcome to the Drongengoedbos: now an oasis of green, but it once looked very different here. You will find out how on this walk. You start and end at the Krakeel parking lot on Drongengoedweg. The walk is 11.5 km long, but you can also opt for a slightly

Bicycle route through layers of time

Bicycle route through layers of time

This bike ride takes you through a green, open, and sometimes quite hilly part of Meetjesland. The landscape is dominated by a cuesta: a ridge stretching for kilometers that was formed here millions of years ago. The route is 48 km long. At various places, you are invited to stop for a moment and enjoy something.

From marshland to Meetjesland

From marshland to Meetjesland

This bike ride takes you through green, rural surroundings crisscrossed by canals and ditches, some of which date back to the Middle Ages. They were dug here to drain wet land and to transport peat, wood, wool, and other products. The route is 60 km long. On

In search of the lost ports

In search of the lost ports

You walk 5 km. Peetje Gîrnaert and Garry Garnaal take you on a tour. At various locations, they tell you something about the history of Boekhoute as a fishing village. Would you like to know more about a particular topic? Then select 'extra info' and a narrator will take you on a tour. At various points