周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Simply beautiful castle and forest

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It is good to know where the center is in Flanders. Well, this is not the political center of Flanders, but the geographical center.

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beautiful views, easy country roads, extension possible in the Kravaal forest

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Beautiful, quiet forest. Some very muddy passages due to the persistent rain of the last months.

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Today Komoot was asked to change the name of this Highlight to Hennenput.

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Varied forest, beautiful paths that can sometimes be muddy. Furthermore, the forest feels rather wild, fallen trees are only removed on narrower paths if the passage is too much hindered. Much attention is also paid to ensuring that the permanent forest inhabitants can do their thing as undisturbed as possible.

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Beautiful view of Hof te Melis. The winter months and spring offer the most beautiful views of the old Hof te Melis. Hof te Melis is a protected landscape due to its scientific, historical, and aesthetic value. It is a castle with a moat. The castle is built in the Neo-Renaissance style. A turbulent historical past... Before the First World War, the castle consisted of a forecourt, surrounded by outbuildings and with access to a courtyard. When the German army entered Lippelo in 1914, the domain was occupied by the invaders. It then came under fire from Fort Bornem. Hof te Melis partially burned down. It was rebuilt in 1920, deviating from the original floor plan. The outbuildings and gatehouse remain intact. At this location, you can thus glimpse a powerful past.

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The geographical center of Flanders was determined by students from the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the University of Leuven. The center was determined in 1999[source?] via GPS measurements and with the help of the mathematics teacher: it is located in the furthest corner of East Flanders, a few tens of meters from the previously determined "three-province point" (East Flanders, Antwerp and Flemish Brabant). It is just a few meters away from the territory of Sint-Amands in Opdorp, a sub-municipality of Buggenhout. The coordinates are: 51° 2′ 16″ N, 4° 14′ 26″ E. In 2003 a monument was placed at this point.

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The Henneput, the largest water feature, is an attraction for almost all animals, a spawning ground for toads and frogs in the spring, a moment of relaxation for many hikers. (Nature point)

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Resting on the benches can be good.

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Beautiful water lilies, dragonflies, but dirty brownish water

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The point was determined via GPS measurements. It is located exactly in the extreme corner of East Flanders, a few meters away from the territory of Sint-Amands near the Lippelobos, but still in Opdorp, a sub-municipality of Buggenhout. The coordinates are: 51° 2′ 16″ N, 4° 14′ 26″ E In 2003 a monument was placed at this point. It is only a few tens of meters from the previously determined "three provinces point" (East Flanders, Antwerp and Flemish Brabant). (Wikipedia)

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The geographical center of Flanders is located exactly in the far corner of East Flanders near the border with Sint-Amands. The coordinates are: 51° 2' 16" N, 4° 14' 26" E. In 2003, a work by the Opdorp sculptor Roger Van Den Eede was placed (approximately) at this point. The farmer preferred not to have the artwork in the middle of his plot, so the statue was placed on the edge a few dozen meters away.

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Beautiful view of the castle Hof te Melis from the road Kasteeldreef.

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Determined by students of the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the KUL. Territory of Opdorp (Buggenhout)..

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Nice place to see and pause.

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Nice place to take a break and just enjoy the view and the tranquility of the forest

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The Center of Flanders Do you need to know something now? Science students from KU Leuven were recently assigned the task of determining the geographical center of Flanders. Well, someone has to do it. After approximately 120 hours of work, they determined that the center is located right in Opdorp, on the fields of farmer De Keyser. They couldn't let that go unnoticed here. So there has been a sculpture there ever since with the appropriate name Het Middelpunt. Keep your eyes peeled near junction 92 on the route! And for a moment you imagine yourself as the center of the world – or at least Flanders. Source: https://www.scheldeland.be/lippelobos-wandelroute-0

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Nice view of Hof te Melis. The winter months provide the best insight. Hof te Melis is a castle with a moat. The neo-Renaissance style castle is located in Lippelobos, on the border of Lippelo (Sint-Amands) and Malderen. The Hof te Melis is a protected landscape because of its scientific, historical and aesthetic value. Before the First World War, the castle consisted of a forecourt, surrounded by outbuildings and with access to an inner courtyard. When the German army entered Lippelo in 1914, the domain was occupied by the usurper. It is then fired upon from Fort Bornem. Hof van Melis partly burns down. It was rebuilt in 1920. This deviates from the previous floor plan. The outbuildings and gatehouse have remained intact. So at this location you are looking at a strong past.

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has a geographical story

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