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Stumbling Stones, or Stolpersteine as they are officially known, is an international art project by the German artist Gunter Demnig. Through his foundation, he creates, supplies, and installs Stumbling Stones throughout Europe. A Stumbling Stone is a small, personal memorial to victims of the Nazi regime during World War II: Jews, political prisoners, members of the resistance,

Kluizen is a small village with a rich history. For centuries, the church, school, agriculture, and later the harbor set the pace of village life. From medieval land reclamation to the arrival of the Sisters of St. Joseph, from toll roads and looms to the Kluizen Dock: every era left its mark. During this heritage walk

The walk begins and ends at the entrance to St. Stephen’s Church in Melsen. A poster with the QR code is also displayed on the information board in the church’s narthex. After starting the tour, click on the red circle with a map to access

This is the city walking tour celebrating the anniversary of the sister city relationship between Ghent and Kanazawa in Japan! Discover the city of Ghent through stories about its special relationship with Kanazawa and how the two cities are connected. This tour will take you through the city and to various locations

This walking tour was organized to commemorate the sister city partnership between Ghent and Kanazawa! Discover the many ways these two cities are connected while fully enjoying the charm of the city. On this tour, we’ll take you around the city and introduce you to numerous spots with ties to Kanazawa. You can follow the suggested route as is, or choose your own favorite spots to visit. There is no set order for visiting the sites, so please enjoy the tour at your own pace. This is an initiative by the Ghent-Kanazawa Supporters Club! This is the city walk organized as part of the anniversary of the sister city partnership between Ghent and Kanazawa! Enjoy the city by discovering how our two cities are connected in many different ways. This walk will take

A joke at the bar, a frothy pint, or a story that only grew stronger with the passing years: countless cafés once formed the beating heart of Steenweg. Almost every building housed an inn or a local hangout. Most of the facades have since been altered beyond recognition, but here and