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with drinking fountain!

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In the heart of Herentals stands the Cloth Hall, the most important witness to Herentals' rich past. The building was built in the early fifteenth century by wealthy wool weavers and cloth makers to conduct their trade. In 1512, the building was almost completely destroyed by fire. Reconstruction was completed in 1534. Over the years, the town hall has undergone numerous repairs and renovations. The last major renovation took place in 2010. The Cloth Hall is a simple, rectangular building. The tower is approximately 35 meters high. Since the mid-sixteenth century, a carillon has hung in the belfry. The fifty bells together weigh almost four tons. The carillon is still played regularly. The oldest sources refer to the building as the "gulden huys," "meethuys," or "loothuys." Around 1430, the building was officially given the name "town hall." Since 1998, it has officially been called the Cloth Hall. The belfry is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Cloth Hall now serves a socio-cultural purpose, regularly hosting exhibitions and concerts. During exhibitions, the Cloth Hall is freely accessible. The belfry is not open to the public. Source: https://www.herentals.be/lakenhal

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not farder then 30 km from my home:brecht with bike

Handy for refilling water

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@geel, arendonk, retie, ... : can you take an example

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Right next to the historic town hall there is a great and large square with various places to stop for a bite to eat.

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The entire route along the Alber Canal is recommended. Especially in Belgium, it is an absolutely better alternative to the roads towards Antwerp. And you don't have to think or look at the wahoo. Just follow the route (or the few diversions due to construction work)

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Oh dear, I should have paid more attention. Unfortunately it was quite rainy and then there was the market.

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