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Mill walking route

Mill walking route

Miller Jorn takes you on a walk past the sites of (vanished) stone tower mills, wooden post mills, horse mills, and a tidal mill. The route is mostly on slow roads and takes you through nature and the historic village centers of Zandvliet and Berendrecht. The walk regularly takes you along cobblestone and sandy roads. 📏 8

Walking in Broekhoven

Walking in Broekhoven

Discover Broekhoven and its history around the Heikenskapelleke. The walk takes you back to the distant past and makes you look at the landscape in a different way. 📏 5km Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

Ghost stories from Kortenberg

Ghost stories from Kortenberg

Have you ever heard Lodder sneaking by with his Keet? A little scared of the Black Madam? You're sure to encounter them, along with a few other mysterious figures, during this tour through Erps. 📏 2 km ⭐ Easy 📍 Heritage House, Dorpsplein 16, Erps-Kwerps 🏁 St. Amandus Church, Dorpsplein, Erps-Kwerps Scan QR with ErfgoedApp tour

In search of the sultan's diamond

In search of the sultan's diamond

Joni and Basil's mother found a mysterious note at Train World: "This museum hides one thing. It is in a chest and the code is missing. Let yourself be dazzled by the diamond and happiness will find you." What a discovery! Curious? Come to Train World and

Jewish artists in Belgium

Jewish artists in Belgium

The journeys of these artists are intertwined with the history of Brussels, Belgium, and the Jews in Europe. Each artist embodies a destiny and an experience of history that are reflected in the works exhibited here. These works explore themes such as immigration, self-image, exile, and

Jews in the city - Molenbeek

Jews in the city - Molenbeek

This walk is offered by the Jewish Museum of Belgium. You are about to take a walk that follows the different paths of men and women who became entangled in the chaos of World War II. You will meet people from all social categories, from

Farm wisdom! Learning at school - Learning on the farm

Farm wisdom! Learning at school - Learning on the farm

A century ago, going to school in the Kempen region was a very different experience than it is today. Most children attended village schools, while some went to college. Lessons were also taught in the fields and on the farm. Think of plowing the fields or baking bread. People had to be self-sufficient and skilled.