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ヘルショフェンで最も高い場所からは、現在、ハスペンガウの風景の息をのむような景色を楽しむことができます。アーティストのフリッツ・ユーリスは、この目的のために、地元産の数十本の伐採された果樹からユニークな芸術作品を作成しました。 「ヘルシュ（ea）ヘブン」は、樹齢50年の標準的なサクランボの木90本で構成される木造の芸術作品で、2016年末にサクランボの病気であるチェリーピストウイルスに感染しました。この病気はサクランボに小さな実を引き起こします。今、伐採された木々は第二の人生を得ています。この芸術作品は、ハスペンガウのダイナミックな風景を象徴しています。

トンゲレンはベルギーで最も古い都市です。この都市の起源は、紀元前54年にユリウス・カエサルの副官であったサビヌスとコッタが設立したキャンプに遡ります。彼らの軍団はエブロネス族の指導者アンビオリクスの近くで虐殺されました。見どころには、大聖堂、ベギン会修道院、アンビオリクスの像、そして毎週日曜日に開催されるアンティークマーケットなどがあります。

A really nice place to have a drink after your walk (open Wednesday and Sunday)

Memorial to the 1965 plane crash when 4 Polish crew members lost their lives here.

The parish was formerly dependent on the parish of St. George in Jeuk. In 1124, the patronage rights and tithe rights were purchased by the St. John's Chapter in Liège. In 1850, the old Romanesque church was demolished to make way for the current structure. This is a neoclassical, brick, single-nave church with an integrated tower. The entrance portal has a pediment. Corner fascia boards and window frames were made of natural stone. The church is surrounded by a walled cemetery. Numerous 17th- and 18th-century grave crosses were built into the wall.

Beautiful Chapel, unfortunately the crypt is closed

Today, the park is extremely overgrown, overgrown, and covered with car wrecks – we counted about twenty – and most of the park's trees are overgrown or have even become picturesque ruins that overhang the ponds or block the walking path. Solitary trees no longer stand alone; new growth plagues the entire park, disrupting the large lawn and the sightlines. However, careful clearing, a few mowings, and judicious new plantings of trees and flowering shrubs would suffice to restore the structure to its legibility and offer captivating and varied views.

1274: Heers Castle is first mentioned in a historical document. A century later, it is plundered and burned by the troops of Charles the Bold. The current castle is a result of reconstruction and dates from around 1500. The following centuries continued to be ravaged by war: the Dutch, French, and Germans all made their appearances. The De Rivière family, who had owned the castle since the 14th century, was declared bankrupt in 1757. From 1859 onward, the castle came into the possession of the Desmaisières family, who lived and enjoyed it lavishly... until the costs became too high. In the 21st century, the castle fell into complete disrepair due to conflict and lack of funds. Local volunteers launched a rescue initiative. Today, many partners are working on a new future for this impressive place steeped in history.