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Café Schuttershof is a fixture in Zondereigen! This is where the social life of the tranquil Kempen region converges. Enjoy a delicious coffee or a refreshing pint and socialize!

A border marker is a must-see if you're walking along the border strip. I already have a whole collection.

This single track has been prohibited for cyclists since July 2025 unfortunately 🚳

Inside, the experience house is decorated with a nostalgic feel, and the courtyard garden is a wonderful place to relax. Enjoy a hearty coffee or a refreshing pint while you relax or try your hand at traditional games. Your bike is safely parked in the bike shed on the green terrace.

Former vagrant colony, a beautiful large domain with many avenues.

This stone indicates the border between the municipalities of Hoogstraten, Baarle-Hertog and Merksplas.

Super nice location, a piece of Belgium

At this location you can bleach, marvel or admire. Unfortunately, the magnificent domain is not open to the public. Picnic benches on the waterfront invite you to linger. In the meantime, you can read the historical explanation. The Turnhout bleaching industry originated in the hamlet of Heizijde in 1654 on the initiative of Peter Van de Venne and Jan Theeus and was part of the economic revival after the Peace of Munster (1648). In 1664, the bleaching industry came into the possession of Steven Joosten and in 1707 it was transferred to the Stadhouders-Joosten families. We write January 5, 1752, the Turnhout Bleachery on the Heizijde receives the greatest of all protections, also one of the rarest ever granted to an industry in the Austrian Netherlands: "SAUVEGARDE ET PROTECTION SPECIALE DE SA MAJESTE" This charter was signed by Duke Charles of Lorraine, Count Patrice de Nehy and Baron de Lados. In addition, the right to display all the arms of Empress Maria-Theresia was granted.