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Best to check openings hours before you go, because the bar is not always open.

Be careful not to slip on the gravel.

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The Kalkensemeersen nature reserve is beautiful

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Where cyclists and pedestrians can reach the other side without getting wet.

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The old church, dating from the 12th/13th century, was demolished. The new church was consecrated in 1866. It had two aisles, a built-in western tower, and a high nave. A row of columns with statues of apostles separates the nave from the aisles. The style is eclectic, also called "Rundbogenstil" here: a combination of Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine elements. The decor is Neo-Gothic. Inside are paintings by J. Pauwels (Christ Dead on His Mother's Lap), Bertolotti (Assumption of Mary), J.B. Paggi (Christ, the Apostles, and St. Bernard), and a panel attributed to Hugo Van der Goes (Miraculous Mass of St. Gregory). The patron saint of Nivelles, St. Gertrude, is depicted in two paintings by De Riemaecker, as well as (along with her sister Begga and cousin Wulfetrudis) on the baptismal font. Also see the main altar with its retable, the restored organ, and a series of statues, candlesticks, and holy water fonts that originate from the old Romanesque church. Permanent exhibition: 130 dolls are on display wearing the original costumes of 130 different sister congregations working in Belgium. The costumes, dating from before the Second Vatican Council, were made by the sisters themselves using the original fabrics of their daily habits. Source: https://openchurches.eu/nl-be/gebouwen/sint-gertrudis-wetteren

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I didn't immediately see a tractor lock, but the road is reserved for cyclists and pedestrians.

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The Butterfly Garden at Donkmeer in Berlare is a subtle yet valuable tribute to biodiversity. Unlike tropical butterfly cages, this garden is an open, natural space that, with a few targeted interventions, has been transformed into a true butterfly paradise. Here, numerous native butterfly species flutter freely among colorful flowers and nectar plants, which provide not only food but also shelter.

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The Bareldonkkapel, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows, is a historical and spiritual gem in Berlare, situated on the southwestern slope of Kapelleberg, a sand dune near Donkmeer lake. The chapel dates back to at least the early 14th century, as evidenced by glazed Flemish floor tiles found under the choir in 1959. Around the chapel is a ambulatory with seven wooden chapels, symbolizing the seven sorrows of Mary. In 1935, this devotional route was enhanced with the construction of an impressive Calvary, featuring life-size statues by Ghent artist Aloïs De Beule, depicting the Passion of Christ.

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