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In Angela's footsteps

In Angela's footsteps

100 years ago, the Ursuline sisters started teaching girls in Overpelt. What began as a vocational school grew into a school that combines all forms of education. Through staged images, we look back on the evolution within the school. An evolution that, in the perspective of

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent South), 1938-1961

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent South), 1938-1961

Walk through the southern boroughs of Ghent and discover seven buildings where you could go to the movies in the 20th century! Read and listen to the historical context of Ghent's cinema culture. 📏 7.2 km 🕑 1 hour 38 minutes 📍 Ottergemsesteenweg 2, 9000 Ghent 🏁 Sint-Bernadettestraat 132, 9000 Ghent Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent North), 1938-1961

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent North), 1938-1961

Walk through the northern boroughs of Ghent and discover nine buildings where you could go to the movies in the 20th century! Read and listen to the historical context of Ghent's cinema culture. 📏 6.1 km 🕑 1 hour 24 minutes 📍 Meibloemstraat 86, 9000 Ghent 🏁 Sleepstraat 117, 9000 Ghent Scan QR with ErfgoedApp

Songs for Hector

Songs for Hector

'Songs for Hector' is the sound route accompanying the exhibition 'Shoot me a bird'. Photographer and visual artist Siska Vandecasteele is exhibiting at four locations: Ypres Museum, CC Het Perron, Ypres City Archives & Library, and Veurne Bakery Museum. The four locations are connected by an audio artwork entitled 'Songs'.

Pit stop Permeke

Pit stop Permeke

Today, Permeke is Antwerp's main library, but have you ever wondered why the staircase is so strange? And did you know that barrels were once made here to mature Elixir d'Anvers? And that the library is named after Oscar Permeke, who lived here?

Discover the cathedral of the north

Discover the cathedral of the north

Although it is often said, "It's not a cathedral," the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Watervliet bears this nickname with hidden pride and a nod to the Middle Ages. Located on the beautiful Stee, the church is reminiscent of late Burgundian Flanders, when Philip the Fair of Habsburg took over the reins in Flanders and Hiëronymus Lauwerijn

Red cape tour

Red cape tour

Blanden originated in the 11th century as the main residence and farmstead of the lords of Bierbeek. Discover how the village came into being and how it developed into a modern village on this walk. What was life like in Blanden? Several villagers who were born and raised here talk about their childhood. Come and find out.