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A British military cemetery from the First World War. Unpaved path between the fields. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godewaersvelde_British_Cemetery

This old village – it was first mentioned in 965 – at the foot of the Wouwenberg has about 550 inhabitants and feels like Bokrijk. It is considered one of the ten most beautiful French villages with some beautiful old buildings and remarkable half-timbered houses. Around the 'place Saint-Martin', located next to the cemetery, there are some traditional houses with roofs of glazed tiles. These buildings are interesting for the French-Flemish cultural heritage and give a good impression of the local architecture. With a substructure of red brick, walls of wood and loam (in visible half-timbered construction), decorative brickwork, shutters in cheerful colours, wall anchors and pavements of red bricks, the village has managed to retain its original atmosphere.

This old village – it was first mentioned in 965 – at the foot of the Wouwenberg has about 550 inhabitants and feels like Bokrijk. It is considered one of the ten most beautiful French villages with some beautiful old buildings and remarkable half-timbered houses.

The war memorial at the church in Terdeghem commemorates the military and civilian victims of the First and Second World Wars.

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The village of Steenvoorde is marked by the milling tradition and has several mills still in operation. From here you can see the large wings of the Moulin du Nord.

Godewaersvelde is a Flemish village marked by its border past. The Museum of Border Life tells the local history through the traditions and daily life of the inhabitants of yesteryear. Several typical taverns allow you to stop and enjoy a beer or a regional dish in a warm atmosphere.

Terdeghem is a small, typical village in Flanders. Its mill stands on the heights, offering a beautiful viewpoint. For a gourmet break, a tavern welcomes you with dishes and beers from the region.