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Porta Arboreti; 14世紀に起源を持つOoidonk城の領地に属し、当時アクセスを形成していた記念碑的な入り口の門であり、かつての鳩小屋。

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Bathioveerは、完全に自分で操作する徒歩・自転車用フェリーで、ライ川の両岸を結んでいます。サイクリングやウォーキングの途中で、楽しい気分転換になります。

The gate also serves as a bridge over the Kalebeek stream. The north facade of the gate (facing the church) features, in addition to the date 1864, the coat of arms of the t'Kint de Roodenbeke family, who acquired the castle that year (and still own it).

This pillory is a beautiful replica of the original pillory that was destroyed during the First World War and lay neglected for years in the Zeveren cemetery. In 1937, the Zeveren municipal council donated the remains of the original pillory to the then Art and Archaeological Society of Deinze (now Dunsa). The pillory now stands in the courtyard of the Museum of Deinze and the Leie Region. It has been there since the museum opened in 1981. Criminals used to be tied to the pillory for minor offenses. This was a decision made by the local court. According to tradition, the individuals were first bound to the pillory for eight days without food or drink. On the eighth day, freshly roasted sausage was brought and hung less than half a meter from the mouth. This happened three times a day until the offenders finally starved to death. The Zeveren pillory was used until the 19th century. Source: cultuurregioleieschelde.be

This memorial plaque directly opposite the church honors 4 military and 2 civilian victims of the First World War and 7 who died in the Second World War.

To the right of and parallel to the church stands the old rectory of the Saint Amandus parish. It dates from 1751, initially as a single-story house, later added with a second story. The building is only partially visible from the street. Source: Heritage Inventory

In 2021, the decision was made to withdraw the church from worship and repurpose it as a community center. The church building defines the village's image and identity, becoming the new public meeting place for Zeveren. The new community center will invite people to connect, relax, and experience the surroundings, while respecting the cemetery and local residents. The city will appoint a designer in 2024. The actual construction is scheduled for 2026 and 2027. Source: deinze.be