catwalking

As night turns to day, Machelen-aan-de-Leie, Roger Raveel's village, comes to life. A dawn walk takes you past special locations and surprising spots that are inextricably linked to Raveel. The artist and his work are brought back to life through stories from the book.

Go for a walk and discover how the people of Waregem spent their evenings in the 20th century. They had numerous options, such as going to the movies or a play, visiting an exhibition, or going out for a drink with friends. Some preferred to go dancing, while others preferred to stay at home to

Delve into the dark underground of the beautiful Drie Fonteinen park. Walk past three old cellars hidden in the woods and discover what they were used for. In a newly restored cellar, you will meet the (future) new residents: the bats. And at the same time, explore one of our oldest English gardens! By

Erfgoed Herselt is organizing five walks in our municipality, one in each village, based on the many stories about witches and ghosts that used to be told around the hearth. You can follow the witch and ghost walks in your own bubble and at your own pace. At certain locations

This route takes you through the landscape that inspired Stijn Streuvels. We will take you to the Landergem ast, which served as the model for Streuvels' novella 'Het leven en de dood in den ast' (Life and Death in the Ast), as well as other highlights from Streuvels' oeuvre.

The goat riders are surrounded by countless myths. They moved extremely quickly and unexpectedly, so they must have made a pact with the devil. This enabled them to fly through the air while sitting on a goat. At dusk, you can spot them in and around the juniper forest.