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The devil roams around Halle. They say he is in the blood of the people of Halle, and even visitors often cannot resist his temptation. But don't worry, the devil here is not a creature of doom and destruction, but a local peculiarity from the family of

The Weg-Om is one of the oldest pilgrimage routes in the country, connecting various small chapels in the center of Halle with the fields just outside the city. A beautiful walk that definitely belongs on your bucket list! The route, which is about 5.6 km long, takes you

A walk in the heart of Bruges where animals play the leading role. In a city like Bruges, there is a lot to say about animals. Much of the trade and industry is related to animals, and many buildings feature images of animals. During this walk, we will take

Villa Hazenhout is tucked away in the Hugo Voeten Sculpture Garden. This former abbey barn once belonged to the network of farms surrounding Tongerlo Abbey. It was originally located opposite the Beddermolen in Westerlo. More than half a century ago, its location changed. There is a fascinating story behind the move from its former location to its current one.

Antwerp likes to show off its history. Historic buildings still dominate the cityscape. Just think of the cathedral or the Steen. Other historical elements have become hidden over the years under new buildings, roads, and squares. But hidden does not mean gone. Antwerp's underground still contains

In Deurne, you will find stumbling stones in the pavement at various locations. These are memorial plaques for victims of the Second World War. Jewish families in the neighborhood had little choice during the war years: obey the strict regulations, flee, go into hiding, or join the resistance. Of the approximately 500 Jews in Deurne, 260 people never returned.