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Fort Kessel is a concrete armored fort built shortly before the First World War. Along with 29 other fortifications, it forms the outer fortification belt of the Antwerp fortress. The fort was built between 1909 and 1914 and modified during the interwar period (1934 and 1939). Until 1940, it played a role in the Belgian army's military defense strategy, first as an artillery stronghold and later as an infantry support point. The fort was demilitarized in 1947. Today, it is an important wintering site for bats. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage) And there is much more to do in and around the fort. Information can be found at https://fortvankessel.be

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Het Vrieselhof is a castle and a provincial green domain of the same name in Oelegem, a sub-municipality of the Belgian municipality of Ranst. The approximately 80 ha area is owned and managed by the province of Antwerp.

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The castle has been the pride of Vorselaar for centuries. Around 1270, the first stone was laid by the knights of Rotselaar. The ground plan has been largely preserved to this day. The castle houses a treasure trove of history and stories, and has been inhabited by noble families all this time.

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Very beautiful medieval castle in the middle of a beautiful forest. A real relief to come here and walk undisturbed.

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Hof van Ringen built in 1849 is inspired by the pavilion 'Klein Trianon' of the Palace of Versailles. Characteristic are the four columns that frame the three central windows. Did you know: the current resident of the Hof is the fashion designer Dries Van Noten.

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Interesting fortress 'Fort von Oelegem' on the side of the road. Actually not from the 2nd but from the 1st World War. Now a haven for bat protection.

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Visible from the bike path.

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Everything you want to know, you can find out here...

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