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Koekelare during WWI During the First World War, Koekelare was located just outside the front line. For four years, the German Ortskommandant ruled the roost. The municipality was never evacuated, but citizens still had to comply with German standards. Daily life was therefore dominated by the presence of the

Just before World War I, despite extensive deforestation, the Westhoek region was still an oasis of greenery, with numerous forests, orchards, rows of trees, and hedges. The Great War not only wiped villages and towns off the map, but also transformed the rich, green countryside into a desolate steppe. The fields looked

Be your own guide and take a beautiful walk through Eernegem using the ErfgoedApp. Go exploring and be surprised by the different corners and edges of the village. With its beautiful monuments, quiet and green spots, interesting stories, and, last but not least, various sculptures.

A route past chapels in Appels and Oudegem in the city of Dendermonde and heritage service IOED Schelde-Durme (based on publications about chapels by museums in Dendermonde). This route is part of the heritage service's 'de kapellekesgangers' project, which aims to highlight this small but valuable heritage. For this summer,

What could be more enjoyable than strolling and wandering through a city and discovering unexpected places? We will show you the city as you have never seen it before. The Poetry Route is a trail through the city center of Aarschot with ten charming stops. Each stop has a matching poem. The stops have been carefully chosen and

In 1911, the Berchem City Council approved the construction of a new neighborhood on the grounds of the Schom and the Molens outside the Brialmont ramparts (now the Antwerp Ring Road). Locals refer to it as the Pulhof. As early as 1913, street names were chosen that refer to the Belgian Royal Family.