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The Stella Artois brewery is located in the heart of Leuven. In the city registers of Leuven, we find a record of excise duties for the Den Hoorn brewery as early as 1366. It was at this brewery that Sébastien Artois became master brewer on June 13, 1708. His name thus became inextricably linked to the brewery and the city of Leuven. In 1926, the Artois brewery launched a Christmas beer, following the tradition of the time. It was called "Stella," the Latin word for "star." The beer was such a success that the brewer decided to market it permanently. Our Stella Artois still exists today. The horn and the year 1366 are still mentioned in the logo, references to the beer's origins. Click on the map at https://ab-inbev.be/ with the breweries, select the one for Leuven, and you will find this text with a photo and directions to the brewery.

Only four choices (I think): go left, go right, turn back, or stay put (sitting is also an option).

This sunken road takes you to or from De Bereklauw, see https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/highlight/4091245

Stella Artois Brewery is part of the world's largest brewing group, AB InBev. Firmly rooted in its hometown of Leuven, it can be visited weekly.

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There is usually not much to do with water towers, but they are of course very important and, in my opinion, also fascinating. Each water tower has an architecture (and therefore architect) and place in the landscape, where they are often located on the highest points. This is also the case in Bertem. With a capacity of 7000 cubic meters and a height of 31 meters, the water tower was built in 1968. On the website of De Watergroep you can find a PDF with all the water towers.

A sunken road is a road that is so deeply worn that it lies between two slopes. It is the result of centuries of use and erosion. The most beautiful sunken roads can be found especially in hilly areas with a subsoil that easily forms steep walls, such as in Haspengouw and Hageland.