オーフェルペルトのおすすめツーリングルート

このピクニックエリアにはおもちゃが併設されており、ペルトのRozenstraatにあります。 ペルトの西にある荒野であるDorperheideにあり、Vlaamse Fietsroute沿いに位置しています。 Vlaamse Fietsrouteは、海岸からブルージュとヘントを経由し、アントワープの南を通りマース川へ、そしてワロン地域との国境に沿ってブリュッセルに戻る、全長830kmのルートです。

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A huge marker with rounded curves on which is engraved Geodetic Station.

Construction of the rectory began in 1728 by Father Emmanuel de Rodier, a Premonstratensian canon from Floreffe. Located southwest of the parish church, the rectory is built in the Maas style, a rare feature of this region. The walled rectory garden lies in front of and behind the rectory. A detailed description and history can be found on the immovable heritage website: https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/erfgoedobjecten/80376

The parish of Overpelt was probably founded in the 13th century. In 1277, the right of patronage was granted to Floreffe Abbey. From the 16th century onward, the church grounds served as a fortification. For this purpose, the church grounds were surrounded by a moat and only accessible by a drawbridge. In 1568, for example, the population repeatedly sought refuge in the church tower when the surrounding area was made unsafe by various troops. The church sustained damage, which was repaired in 1600. In 1614, a new sacristy and a new porch were built. In 1865, the moat was filled in. In 1912, the old, walled church was demolished and a new one built. This was built in the Neo-Romanesque style. The architects were Hyacinth Martens and Vincent Lenertz. In 1928 and 1935, murals were painted by Peter Heidbüchel, which were later painted over. It is an oriented brick church building with an integrated, square west tower. This tower has four sections and a slightly constricted spire. The portal is adorned with a group of Saint Martin. Source: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sint-Martinuskerk_(Overpelt)

Where resting and sitting is possible...

The lookout tower is located in Herent Pelt