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A neo-traditional parsonage, rebuilt in 1918 after its destruction in the First World War to a design by E. Careels. A detached double house of five, each with one lower bay on the left and right, and two stories under a slate saddleback roof (the ridge runs parallel to the street). Brick construction with natural stone. A cornice façade with a higher, stepped and central door bay, and side stepped gables. Cross and cloister windows; round-arched door beneath a similar niche. A walled front garden with a small gatehouse on the street, featuring a round-arched gate, stepped gables, and a round-arched niche with a statue of Our Lady. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

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The church contains several old statues. Ecce Homo, made of polychrome wood from around 1700, and statues of Saint John the Baptist (18th century) and Saint Cornelius (first half of the 19th century) made of the same material. The facade, with stained-glass windows, dates from 1929. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

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In autumn, on wet surfaces, it can be very treacherous. You'll need your driving skills here.

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Beautiful gravel roads. It's pleasantly cool in the forest. You just have to be careful of the sharp turns on the gravel.

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As a cyclist, you can still ride several beautiful kilometers through the forest. It's not like you're through it right away.

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The St. John the Baptist and St. Amandus Church is the parish church of the small parish of Heindonk, located on the Dorpsplein (village square). History: Heindonk belonged to the parish of Zemst and, from 1603, to the parish of Heffen. In 1803, Heindonk became an independent parish. Initially, the chapel of the Vallis Pacis monastery, abandoned in the 17th century, was used as a church until 1856, and then as a town hall and community center. A permanent church was built in 1854-1856, designed by Ferdinand Berckmans.

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Beautiful shaded forest path.

Hop, hop, hop! Cheer up, the hops grow here. Watch and enjoy how the hop plants climb higher like pole dancers. Hop hop hop... this location is great.

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