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Welcome to West Flanders’ largest green space. There’s plenty to do on the estate. Download the ErfgoedApp—about 8 kilometers long—and learn all about the history of the castle, the various outbuildings, and the park’s layout, as well as the “Krakkevolk” and the mysterious “Beernem Murders.”

The Stumbling Stones are the brainchild of German artist Gunter Demnig. They are brass plaques, measuring 10x10cm, affixed to a cobblestone and placed on the sidewalk in front of the last known and voluntarily chosen place of residence of a victim of Nazism. Discover the personal stories behind the Bruges Stumbling Stones through audio clips.

The walk guides you through the process of how, from the 19th century onwards, wild heathland landscapes gave way to fertile hay meadows without the use of artificial fertilizers. This ancient agricultural technique has been recognized by UNESCO as intangible world heritage. 📏 6.2 📍 Kolken, Lommel 🏁 Kolken, Lommel Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or

Take a walk through downtown Ghent and discover 11 buildings where you could go to the movies in the 20th century! Read about and listen to the historical context of Ghent’s cinema culture. 📏 4.5 km 🕑 1 hour 03 minutes 📍 Sint-Michielshelling 3, 9000 Ghent 🏁 Koningin Maria Hendrikaplein 35, 9000 Ghent Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp

About the architect René Van Steenbergen Starting in 1934, architect and Beerse native René Van Steenbergen (1911–1995) designed his first homes in Beerse. Notable are the playful variations in color shades, gables, and wall openings; they represent a striking new concept in residential architecture. The architect was inspired by the Expressionist architecture of the

Since the start of the original Beverlo Camp in 1835, a number of historic churches, chapels, and places of worship have been built and furnished. This walk takes you past most of these religious sites. Some are very well known and obvious. Others have disappeared completely or partially. A few are