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Waste fabric

Waste fabric

Waarschoot is inextricably linked to its textile past. This is certainly evident in the streetscape: in the architecture of old factory buildings, workers' houses, and the names of some neighborhoods. Put on your walking shoes and discover how previous generations of Waarschoot residents lived and worked. Some relics have already been forgotten, while other places and remnants remain.

Heritage in Grobbendonk

Heritage in Grobbendonk

Grobbendonk is a rural municipality in the heart of the province of Antwerp in the Kempen region. The municipality has an incredibly rich history, including a Roman vicus that reached its peak in the 2nd century, a beautiful, knightly castle farm, and a medieval priory. It also played a role in the Kempen diamond industry.

Chapel cycling route Lebbeke

Chapel cycling route Lebbeke

A cycling route past chapels in Lebbeke from the IOED Schelde-Durme heritage service. This cycling route is part of the heritage service's 'de kapellekesgangers' project, which aims to highlight this small but valuable heritage. Would you like to follow the route clearly? You can do so via routeyou 'kapelletjesfietsroute Lebbeke'. 📏 19km 📍 Kapittelstraat

Buggenhout-Lebbeke Chapel Cycling Route

Buggenhout-Lebbeke Chapel Cycling Route

A cycling route past chapels in Buggenhout and Lebbeke from the IOED Schelde-Durme heritage service (based on the Buggenhout chapel route). This cycling route is part of the heritage service's 'de kapellekesgangers' project, which aims to highlight this small but valuable piece of heritage. In the erfgoedapp , you erfgoedapp more about the history of

Blarendabbers Path

Blarendabbers Path

Just a fifteen-minute drive from Antwerp and tucked away in the Kempen forests lies Bouwel, a borough of Grobbendonk. Here you will find a wide range of recreational opportunities and places of interest, and it is a paradise for walkers. Dust off your walking shoes and discover the charming heritage of this beautiful area.

# STROOM - Walking through the railway history of Erpe-Mere

# STROOM - Walking through the railway history of Erpe-Mere

No fewer than three railway lines cross the rural municipality of Erpe-Mere. The municipality was first connected to the railway in 1868. Burst was given its own station building on line 89 (Denderleeuw-Kortrijk). In 1876, line 82 to Aalst was opened, better known today as the school train, and from 1923 onwards

#STROOM - Cycling from Okegem to Ninove

#STROOM - Cycling from Okegem to Ninove

The cycle route from Okegem to Ninove follows the Dender river and the railway line to the industrial past of the Dender valley. Discover stories about match and textile factories, bridges and beguines, workers and farmers. This cycle route of approximately 30 km connects to the cycle route from Aalst to Okegem and is easy to