フランダースブラバントでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Where dry feet make a sound...

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Out and about on the water...

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Where peace and dryness come together...

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Beautiful walking forest, lots of variety on the walk

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Tervuren Church has been standing here for several hours, always ready to be observed...

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A contemporary artwork that critically reflects on Belgium's colonial past in Congo. The title ironically references the famous quote by explorer Henry Morton Stanley. The monument aims to encourage awareness and debate about colonialism, power, and its lasting impact.

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The church is a cruciform church, built in the Gothic style, but retaining part of the Romanesque tower. This section is the oldest, dating from the thirteenth century. The west facade is Classical and dates from 1779. During the same period, the dilapidated western tower was also demolished. Originally, the church contained the mausoleums of three important Brabantine dukes: Anthony of Burgundy and his sons John and Philip. However, these were destroyed during the religious unrest.

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fantastic view over Hageland

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