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Chapel route in Koksijde-Sint-Idesbald

Chapel route in Koksijde-Sint-Idesbald

This bike tour starts at the entrance to the Ten Duinen Abbey Museum. From here, we head towards Sint-Idesbald to discover the chapels of Koksijde and Sint-Idesbald. You will learn more about the history of the chapels, the motivations of their builders, and the customs and rituals associated with them.

Chapel route in Oostduinkerke-Wulpen

Chapel route in Oostduinkerke-Wulpen

This bike tour starts at the square near the NAVIGO Fishing Museum. From here, we head towards Oostduinkerke-Bad to discover the chapels of Oostduinkerke and Wulpen. You will learn more about the history of the chapels, the motivations of their builders, the customs and rituals, and

En route, a walk past historic sites along the Durme

En route, a walk past historic sites along the Durme

Explore some of the historic locations that played an important role in economic activity along the Durme River in Zele. At each location, you can use the Erfgoedapp information about the activities that once took place there. This is an activity organized by the Municipal Council for Cultural Policy of the municipality.

En route, a bike ride past historic locations along the Durme

En route, a bike ride past historic locations along the Durme

Explore some of the historical locations that played an important role in the economic activity along the Durme River in Zele. At each location, you can use the Erfgoedapp the activities and events that once took place there. This is an activity organized by the Municipal Council for Cultural Policy of

Long live labor

Long live labor

The cycle route starts at the Grote Markt in Poperinge. It takes you past a number of special locations connected with China, Poperinge, and the First World War. In the summer of 1917, the first Chinese workers arrived in Poperinge. They worked for the British army and

A resistance walk in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe

A resistance walk in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe

On May 10, 1940, Nazi Germany invaded Belgium. Eighteen days later, King Leopold III surrendered, while his troops were still bravely defending themselves on the battlefields. Belgium was occupied once again, and the freedom that had been so hard won in 1918 would last only 22 years. The occupiers enacted laws and chose

Brussels walking tour

Brussels walking tour

In 1924, painter Jean Brusselmans settled permanently in Dilbeek. For the Dilbeek Cultural Platform, this was a wonderful opportunity to set up a working group: '100 years of Jean Brusselmans in Dilbeek'. The working group designed a 4.5 km walk past eight panels displaying reproductions of Brusselmans'