catwalking

We invite you to explore the fountains of Brussels' Pentagone, passing iconic sites such as the Grand Place, the Sablon, and the Royal Quarter. The fountains are partly fed by spring water and have long been a source of drinking water for the people of Brussels. This guided walk is offered to you free of charge.

This tour takes you to a small natural heritage site that is little known to Brussels residents: the springs. The route is very varied: parks, nature reserves, meadows, forests, and also the old neighborhoods of Uccle. This guided walk is offered by the non-profit organization Coördinatie Zenne, viaerfgoedapp

Some plants and trees have been at home in the city for a long time. Their planting is linked to certain traditions or customs of a particular era. Think, for example, of the welcome trees that were planted at the entrance to farmyards or the construction of promenades in communal areas.

Nieuwpoort is an art-loving city where many gems of contemporary art adorn the public space. Because our coastal city, with its fascinating history and beautiful nature, was the artist's source of inspiration, the location of the work inevitably becomes part of the artwork itself. You can

"The Eldorado of the Teutenrij." That is how the 2014 conservation order describes the village of Sint-Huibrechts-Lille. The peddling trade initially arose out of necessity. The poor sandy soils of the Kempen region did not yield enough for many farming families to live comfortably. Peddlers, or traveling merchants, tried to earn their living abroad. A few