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Whoosh! 🪃Throw the Boomerang!🪃Discover your neighborhood with the new update of the ErfgoedApp!

Whoosh! 🪃Throw the Boomerang!🪃Discover your neighborhood with the new update of the ErfgoedApp!

Throw the boomerang! With the new update to the ErfgoedApp ready to explore the heritage sites in your neighborhood. Choose the size of your tour—S, M, L, or XL—and let the algorithm do all the work. With a simple tap, the ErfgoedApp generates

A wild scene in Halle: Beestenbende escapes

A wild scene in Halle: Beestenbende escapes

Oh no! Some animals have escaped from a traveling zoo in Halle. They have hidden all over the city, in facades, street names, and many other places. Can you find all the animals? With the ErfgoedApp our guide, we start our search at the Grote Markt in Halle. Here

Traditions of an industrial city: the Pjeirefretters in Vilvoorde

Traditions of an industrial city: the Pjeirefretters in Vilvoorde

Vilvoorde, Friday morning, 10:07 a.m. We get off the train and walk along Stationlei toward Heldenplein. Only a handful of people brave the crisp morning air. Next to us on the road, only a few "steel horses" pass by. Our first real "horse" would be

In the shadow of the mines: landscape art in Genk

In the shadow of the mines: landscape art in Genk

Today, Genk is mainly known for its mining history, but did you know that the city was also famous for its natural resources in the past? Today, we will follow in the footsteps of famous landscape painters from the 19th and 20th centuries who felt completely at home in the former marshlands. However, we must

Young people bring 15th-century art to life with the ErfgoedApp

Young people bring 15th-century art to life with the ErfgoedApp

This fall, Leuven’s city festival is dedicated to Dieric Bouts: this 15th-century painter is being highlighted throughout the city. All the initiatives are being brought together under the title “New Horizons.” Leuven gave young artists and organizations the opportunity to explore Bouts from ever-changing perspectives and thus

The cairn measuring 142 meters in height

The cairn measuring 142 meters in height

Looking for a fun family outing? Climb the old coal slag heap at Waterschei and follow the Steenmannetjespad. Along the route to the top of the slag heap, the “steenmannetjes”—piles of basalt stones—show you the way. Along the way, “Steentje” tells you all about the area’s heritage and nature.

Kazerne Dossin: What’s New?

Kazerne Dossin: What’s New?

Together with the ErfgoedApp , Kazerne Dossin recently ErfgoedApp a tour intended for secondary school students aged 15 and older. We visited the museum and learned about the war history in a new way through 'Kazerne Dossin: What’s New?'. A dark chapter in Belgian history