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Starting from the rectory at Dorp 18 in downtown Olen, the route follows paved roads to the Teunenberg estate, a former British base, where several concrete paths still exist, allowing for an extension of this walk. We take the shortest route to the radio museum, which is opening its doors. Afterward, we leave

This walking tour was developed as part of the "Hydro-heritage" project in Roeselare, in collaboration with the IOED and the heritage unit of DVV Midwest. The tour takes you along (hidden) waterways in Roeselare, accompanied by photos and accompanying explanations via the Erfgoedapp. The walking tour will premiere on Heritage Day

Stumbling Stones, or Stolpersteine as they are officially known, is an international art project by the German artist Gunter Demnig. Through his foundation, he creates, supplies, and installs Stumbling Stones throughout Europe. A Stumbling Stone is a small, personal memorial to victims of the Nazi regime during World War II: Jews, political prisoners, members of the resistance,

Kluizen is a small village with a rich history. For centuries, the church, school, agriculture, and later the harbor set the pace of village life. From medieval land reclamation to the arrival of the Sisters of St. Joseph, from toll roads and looms to the Kluizen Dock: every era left its mark. During this heritage walk

The walk begins and ends at the entrance to St. Stephen’s Church in Melsen. A poster with the QR code is also displayed on the information board in the church’s narthex. After starting the tour, click on the red circle with a map to access