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Flemish Sign Language at the Huis van Alijn

Flemish Sign Language at the Huis van Alijn

All museum texts for the main exhibition at the Huis van Alijn are available in Flemish Sign Language. Scan a text in the museum and the translation will automatically appear on your screen. In collaboration with Visual Box Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Asch Airport for families

Asch Airport for families

In 1917, during World War I, the German army built an airfield in As. Otto is a German soldier who will take you on a journey to discover his school! Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Along colonial traces in Halle

Along colonial traces in Halle

Discover hidden but indelible traces of our colonial history nearby, either on foot or by bike. Through these historical windows—perspectives, places, views, insights, keys, themes, periods, milestones—we are introduced to crucial and characteristic facets of the "decolonization story." This route aims to stimulate and invite you to pay more attention to

The Motte Mystery

The Motte Mystery

In 1190, Zeger II built the motte-and-bailey castle Hoge Wal. Today, there is no longer a real castle on the castle mound. However, you can still find traces of its medieval past. 'The Motte Mystery' tells a fantastic story about the archaeological site Hoge Wal in Ertvelde! Through fun assignments

Asch Airport

Asch Airport

In 1917, the 'Fliegerschießschule Asch' (Asch Flying School) was established in the As and Genk area, a very advanced and modern training facility for its time. Take a walk around the grounds and learn about this little-known piece of history. Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in

Fine Arts at Schoonselhof

Fine Arts at Schoonselhof

The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp reopens after 10 years of renovation. To mark this long-awaited reopening, the Schoonselhof invites you to take a walk past the graves of 15 famous and surprisingly unknown painters from the KMSKA collection. Discover the stories behind the grave monuments. Get to know

Antwerp Remembers - War stories at Schoonselhof

Antwerp Remembers - War stories at Schoonselhof

According to some estimates, World War II claimed between 50 and 70 million lives. The lives of countless others were completely disrupted. Here at the Schoonselhof cemetery in Antwerp, thousands of people who lived through the devastating conflict are buried: veterans and fallen soldiers from all over the world, victims of bombings, resistance fighters, and collaborators.