Hiking

Vilvoorde, Friday morning, 10:07 a.m. We get off the train and walk along the Stationlei toward the Heldenplein. Only a handful of people brave the crisp morning air. Beside us on the road, only a few 'steeds' pass us by. Our first real 'steed' would be

Contrary to what many tourists expect, visitors today are not confronted with a medieval Bruges. Although the city breathes the atmosphere of yesteryear, it undergoes radical changes over the years and takes on different faces. Until the 19th century, when the desire for a Gothic Bruges to

Do you agree that art connects? Young or old, artist or bartender, amateur or value-added seeker ... it doesn't really matter. Art can appeal to everyone! As an extension of the exhibition Louise/Edith, currently on display at the Yper Museum, we took a walk in the ErfgoedApp. We immediately hit the

In the 20th century, Limburg coal mines were established, with a series of garden suburbs for the workers in their wake. This tour takes you back to the last century. Along the way, you'll learn about the origins and architecture of the garden suburbs, as well as the lifestyle and culture of

Whoever says "autumn" thinks of autumn colors, falling leaves and long walks with a steaming cup of coffee or soup as a reward. Autumn is therefore a wonderful time to put on your walking shoes and go in search of surprising heritage and nature spots. Along the way

Summer vacation? That's ice cream time! Does this sound familiar to you: a family outing on a sunny summer day and ending with two scoops on a cone? Or rather in a jar? We can enjoy it, but of course they didn't know this culinary topper back in the day. And lick and smack would