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The Messenger of Borgerhout

The Messenger of Borgerhout

Storyteller and Borgerhout resident Johan Petit is the voice of Oscar, a messenger who really existed. Using facts and anecdotes, he guides you through important rooms in this house in Borgerhout. He also lets other characters have their say: mayors, a janitor's daughters, construction workers, cleaning ladies, the

Van Schoonbeke and surroundings

Van Schoonbeke and surroundings

Gilbert Van Schoonbeke was the greatest Antwerp project developer of (not only) his time. But Antwerp was a lot smaller back then. What is now the outskirts of the city was then the countryside. A landscape dotted with farms, fields, woods, and pleasure gardens or country estates belonging to the urban nobility and wealthy bourgeoisie. But also with small

Crossing Dentergem

Crossing Dentergem

This tour takes you past the most important historical sites and attractions in our boroughs of Dentergem, Markegem, Wakken, and Oeselgem. You will receive additional text, image, and audio clips at the locations along this route. Historical images, facts, and stories will transport you to the fascinating past of our municipalities. With

The Champs-Élysées of Deurne-Zuid

The Champs-Élysées of Deurne-Zuid

Rudy Baeyens was born and raised on Herentalsebaan in Deurne. In this audio guide, he takes you to his 'Sjanzelizee' and talks to traders who have continued their business from generation to generation. Take a dive into the colorful past of the street. You start at the talk café.

German Negatives and Kriegsalbum Ghent

German Negatives and Kriegsalbum Ghent

Follow in the footsteps of German photographers and discover what the city of Ghent looked like 100 years ago! Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

In the wake of the war in Harelbeke

In the wake of the war in Harelbeke

This heritage route takes you past various places that played a role during the First World War in Harelbeke. At each location, you will receive more information about the events during the war. Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour or start the tour in the app.

The Kemmelberg unpacked! (Lus Dranouter)

The Kemmelberg unpacked! (Lus Dranouter)

Dranouter is known for its annual music festival. The village also has a turbulent past: rebels and soldiers passed through here. We walk towards Kemmelberg via Monteberg. Discover the many stories associated with this hill: from winegrowers, soldiers, and racing drivers to the first inhabitants and millers. 📏 8 km 🕑 2 hours