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Strolling through Hasselt

Strolling through Hasselt

Around 1900, postcards were the primary way to let family and friends know where you were and how you were doing. Just as people now send selfies from all corners of the world, postcards were ubiquitous at that time. Today, they are a unique historical source with great

Slow Trappers Walk Aaigem

Slow Trappers Walk Aaigem

A Slow Trappers Walk is accessible to everyone, young and old. Along the 3 km buggy- and wheelchair-friendly route, you will discover stories about the history of Aaigem, the monastery, and pigeon racing. You will pass chapels, a watermill, and even a working baking oven! 📏 3 km 🕑 1 hour ⭐ Stroller-friendly

Museum walk

Museum walk

This walk of approximately 2 km is ideal for families with children. Jakob Smits is our guide. He will show you the way! During the walk, you will see a number of crazy Smitsen. Scan them with the ErfgoedApp learn more about our beautiful surroundings. 📏 2 km ⭐ Easy 📍 Jakob

Heritage in the Stiemer Valley, Genk

Heritage in the Stiemer Valley, Genk

The Stiemer Valley is home to a wealth of remarkable immovable and movable heritage. Throughout history, humans have always made use of the Stiemer. The erfgoedapp takes you on a tour of eight interesting heritage landmarks in the Stiemer Valley, namely the Waterschei mining site, the Schans in the Schansbroek neighborhood park, the Motruïne,

The Six of Wetteren

The Six of Wetteren

Discover what happened through audio clips. We try to recreate this horrific night through an audio tour. The starting point of this walk is at the Liberation Square (Jan Cooppalaard) in Wetteren. Thanks to Juliana D'hondt for the narration. 📏 5 km 🕑 1h45 📍 Liberation Square Wetteren 🏁 Cemetery Wetteren center Scan

Murder in the Meersen

Murder in the Meersen

A mysterious heritage game in the Scheldemeersen in Avelgem. Join us on a journey through the history of the meersen and meet craftsmen and residents. Who knows more, who has seen more? Unravel the murder in the meersen. During this heritage game, you will search for a murderer while walking through the meersen.

Do you remember? (Veurne)

Do you remember? (Veurne)

This memory walk, 'Do you remember?', is for people who want to reminisce about Veurne in the past. The walk is also tailor-made for people with dementia and their caregivers. The aim is to recall memories together in a purposeful and structured way. Photos from the past and