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Landscape Voices - Ypres

Landscape Voices - Ypres

Landscape Voices is a unique learning experience for students in the 4th, 5th, and 6th years of secondary education. During a bike ride, the class experiences the historical landscape of World War I. The class stops at special heritage sites to learn and philosophize in an interactive way about the

Heritage walk Expo 58

Heritage walk Expo 58

In 1958, Brussels was briefly the center of the world for six months. Expo '58 Brussels was the first world exhibition after World War II. Our country was experiencing a prolonged period of Europhilia. Faith in the future was high. Various witnesses recount their experiences of this event, which in the

Peter Benoit Cycling Route

Peter Benoit Cycling Route

The Peter Benoit Cycle Route takes you past locations from the early years of composer Peter Benoit (born in Harelbeke in 1834, died in Antwerp in 1901). 📏 27 km 📍 Statue of Peter Benoit, Stationsstraat Harelbeke 🏁 Statue of Peter Benoit, Stationsstraat Harelbeke Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Landscape Voices - Poperinge

Landscape Voices - Poperinge

Landscape Voices is a unique learning experience for students in the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of secondary school. The class experiences the historical landscape of World War I during a bike tour. The class stops at special heritage sites to learn and philosophize in an interactive way about the

Nieupoort was slick

Nieupoort was slick

We show how our city has evolved over the years. What did our streets and squares look like before the First World War, after reconstruction, in the 1960s, 1970s, or 1980s? You can see photos from the Nieuwpoort Verbeeldt collection (part of Westhoek Verbeeldt.be). Discover which

Flemish Sign Language Tour of the University Library

Flemish Sign Language Tour of the University Library

Would you like to learn more about the history, architecture, and functioning of Leuven University Library and its tower? Then come and see for yourself! A visual guide will show you around and take you at your own pace through the well-known and lesser-known parts of the building.

Historical Walk Bombing April 5

Historical Walk Bombing April 5

The American bombing of Mortsel took place on April 5, 1943, and with 936 deaths, it was the heaviest in Belgium during World War II. Based on the book Tranen over Mortsel (Tears over Mortsel), a historical walk through the town was organized under the direction of historian Pieter Serrien and in collaboration with Geheugen Collectief.