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Louise tells

Louise tells

Do you agree that art connects? Young or old, artist or bartender, amateur or value-added seeker ... it doesn't really matter. Art can appeal to everyone! As an extension of the exhibition Louise/Edith, currently on display at the Yper Museum, we took a walk through the ErfgoedApp. We immediately hit the

The miners of Eisden

The miners of Eisden

In the 20th century, Limburg coal mines were established, with a series of garden suburbs for workers in their wake. This tour takes you back to the last century. Along the way, you'll learn about the origins and architecture of the garden suburbs, as well as the lifestyle and culture of

The 'star' in Star Forest

The 'star' in Star Forest

Provinciedomein Sterrebos, in the West-Flemish Rumbeke, is a castle domain of 27 hectares. Despite its location next to a busy main road, Sterrebos forms an oasis of tranquility and here, as a hiker, you leave urbanization far behind you. Castle domain Sterrebos The origins of the castle domain go back to the second

Hugo Voeten sculpture garden: fifteen acres full of surprises

Hugo Voeten sculpture garden: fifteen acres full of surprises

A sculpture garden that intertwines art and nature, doesn't that sound like the ultimate place to unwind? Entirely guided by his intuition and taste, entrepreneur and art collector Hugo Voeten (1940-2017) created his sculpture garden in Geel. The collection consists of a mix of contemporary and modern art

Hop on the bike with hedge mulder Rein

Hop on the bike with hedge mulder Rein

In northern Limburg, right on the border with the Dutch province of Brabant, lies Hamont-Achel and its surroundings, a region rich in nature and heritage. And among these, mill heritage occupies a very special place. MolenNetwerk KempenBroek vzw created a new mill cycling route around Hamont-Achel: the Heggemulderroute. Heggemulder Rein is

"Was there forest here before?"

"Was there forest here before?"

We are in the middle of "Forest Week," an ideal time to explore the nature in your neighborhood. While doing so, do you sometimes wonder if the forest you're walking through was there in the 19th or even the 18th century?

Autumn walks with the ErfgoedApp

Autumn walks with the ErfgoedApp

Whoever says "autumn" thinks of autumn colors, falling leaves and long walks with a steaming cup of coffee or soup as a reward. Autumn is therefore a wonderful time to put on your walking shoes and go in search of surprising heritage and nature spots. Along the way