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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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Abbot Ambrosius van Engelen built the watermill in 1534, at the same time as the core of the current Sint-Janspoort gate. Behind the mill, which was built in traditional brick and sandstone style, and adjacent to the Sint-Janspoort gate, stood the forge. The watermill stands on the lower reaches of the Molenbeek stream. Therefore, it is called the Lower Mill in old texts. A second mill, the Upper Mill, was located further upstream, but it no longer exists. It was a tenant mill with a miller's house. The layman to whom the mill was leased by the Norbertines ground wheat, rye, and barley there for the abbey and for the surrounding farmers. The watermill remained in use for centuries. Around 1860, a powerful steam engine was installed in the mill building, significantly increasing the milling capacity. The last miller, Marcel Morren, died in 1963. Since then, milling has ceased at the abbey. Source: information boards.

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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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Beautiful paths, road well marked. Generally, beware of ticks!! Think more during wet periods.

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I think this one has been cleaned properly.

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Those paths are great, they're renovating them. Many rot during wet periods.

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Luckily we had a dry spell.

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beautiful piece of nature where we were the paths were dry.

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fantastic view over Hageland

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Amazing view

Great spot for a drink

The second large church at the end of the Grote Markt - in need of some renovation.

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After a climb comes the chapel...

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Sint Michiel (German: St. Michael) is a Baroque church in Leuven, Belgium. It is considered the most important Jesuit church in Belgium.

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a catering business

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Very nice place to have a drink at the end of a walk or to have a bite to eat!

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Chartreuzenberg Estate is located in the East Brabant hilly region. The plantation is 60 ares in size and has over 1200 vines. We want to offer a healthy and natural product, which is why we consciously choose resistant grape varieties. The entire process from grape to wine takes place on site at the estate. Chartreuzenberg Estate produces white and red wine, and also Belgian sparkling wine since 2012. The vineyard is a hobby that got out of hand. A passionate hobby, to be more precise. It all started with about 50 vines following my son Pieter's final thesis at the horticultural school De Wijnpers in Leuven. This was around the year 2000. Together with him and my wife Gerda, we decided in 2003 to plant more than a thousand vines. ( https://www.chartreuzenberg.be/ )

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