It’s spring break and the weather is beautiful. Time to get out and about! Whether you want to soak up the first rays of spring sunshine or are looking for an indoor activity to shelter from the April showers, these five ErfgoedApp tours are guaranteed to give your whole family a fun day out. Turnhout: Kids

Today is a special day: we’re launching a brand-new version of the ErfgoedApp. So be sure to update the app via Google Play or the App Store. Why is this update so special? Because it’s not just any update—it’s a complete overhaul of the app.

The Ghent City Museum is currently hosting a temporary exhibition titled “Offside – Soccer in the City,” which takes you on a journey through the city’s long and colorful soccer history. And it’s not just about looking: with the ErfgoedApp , you ErfgoedApp also ErfgoedApp the interactive tour “Onside.” We’ve already put on our uniforms

Since last summer, the Museum of Art and History in Brussels has been hosting a new permanent exhibition on Belgian decorative arts from the 19th and 20th centuries, with a focus on Art Nouveau and Art Deco. In these galleries, you can ErfgoedApp use the ErfgoedApp to enjoy an interactive and

't Grom (Vegetable Museum) in Sint-Katelijne-Waver has been back in action since February 15 after its annual winter break. You can learn all about the history of the heritage site and local and Belgian agricultural culture, including through the audio guide available in the ErfgoedApp. The audio guide is included with

History books are full of stories about male achievements, but rarely pay attention to women. Yet they too have left their mark on history. This observation gave rise to the Strong Women project: an experiential trail along five heritage sites in the Waasland region, each of which focuses on a remarkable woman. You can discover them via cycling and walking routes.

The Makegem forests (Merelbeke-Melle) are home to a group of special residents: the Order of the Merelbekkers. These colorful animal figures form the heart of four interactive routes that you can experience via the ErfgoedApp. From March onwards, the tour closes to allow the forest to rest during the breeding season. So be quick!

Anyone walking through Brussels' North Quarter today will mainly see gleaming office towers and wide avenues. But behind this backdrop lies a forgotten piece of urban history. During a walk with the ErfgoedApp , you ErfgoedApp how the neighborhood was once transformed into a desolate plain—and how art temporarily brought color and life to it.

Anyone ErfgoedApp through the ErfgoedApp today will discover not only heritage sites, stories, and images, but also some remarkable historical maps. One of these map layers is the Ferraris map—a virtually complete map of the Austrian Netherlands from the 1770s. The fact that this map can now be viewed digitally with such clarity and accuracy is

Pedro Coloma: Spanish baron and wild benefactor of Bornem returns as a guide in an interactive walk along the most beautiful spots in the center. A varied 8 km route takes you past a historic castle, through the former count's hunting grounds, an abbey, a special spring steeped in legend, an underground

Fancy some fresh air and a good dose of heritage? Then head to Nieuwmoer, a charming village in the Kempen region. The 'Oep de Nieuwmoer' walk takes you past beautiful nature and tells you stories about old crafts, striking village characters, and the landscape of yesteryear.