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In Leuven, the university is visible everywhere. And that doesn’t just apply to KU Leuven. After all, there are also quite a few buildings—especially university colleges—that can be traced back to the Old University (1425–1797). Source citations for the GPS coordinates: - Texts: based on the '

This walking tour, titled “A Treasure Trove of Monuments: Sint-Martens-Bodegem,” was developed for Open Monument Day 2020. During your walk, you’ll pass by five monuments—both large and small—that are tucked away throughout the municipality. Through the descriptions, photos, and videos, you’ll learn in an enjoyable way

In addition to sun, sea, and sand, De Panne offers visitors a unique piece of coastal architecture: the Dumont district. The core of this residential area, with more than 500 homes, dates back to the end of the 19th century. At that time, it formed the first comprehensive urbanization phase of the coastal municipality. Characteristic of this picturesque urbanization

The triangle of the Vuurtorenwijk neighborhood is characterized as a real 'village' within the city. The church was given a central place and the main street became the shopping street. The schools were located on the edge of the village and an entertainment zone developed along the edge of the traffic. Although the

Do you think that Lier's city center holds no more secrets for you? Perhaps you should reconsider... Lier is home to many surprising places. Unique buildings with fascinating stories and beautiful surroundings. We would like to take you on a 4-kilometer journey of discovery past some thirty fascinating

From the Middle Ages onwards, there were two types of schools in Diest: the Grote or Latin School, now secondary education, and the Cleyne Schools for primary education. Teaching was one of the tasks of the church and the local clergy. However, during the Middle Ages, the city council began to take over