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A striking feature of this monument is the use of color in the statue. High on the pedestal stands a soldier wearing the Belgian tricolor. The soldier's clothes and equipment are also colored: green trousers, brown jacket, black belt, etc.

Please note: in summer the park is open every day (except Saturdays) from 10am to 7pm, but in winter it is only open on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, each time from 10am to 6pm.

The former rectory of Estaimbourg is now privately owned. It was built in 1900. The last clergyman to live there was Father Wibaut. In 1992, the rectory was sold to the Janssens-Verschuren couple, who established a bank and insurance office there... but since then, the building has changed owners again and the blue advertising signs of the financial institution have been removed. Sources: brochure "Promenade d'Estaimbourg", chemin.eklablog.net,

At the corner of the Trieu Del'nys and a country lane—at the southeastern tip of the Domaine de Bourgogne—you'll find this niche in the wall of an old farmhouse. Behind bars stands a statue of Our Lady.

The Ferme de Sotru is one of the oldest farms in Bailleul, dating back to the 13th century. In the opposite meadow, the remains of the old castle moat can still be seen in the rolling hills and ditches. A drawbridge stood in front of the farm gate, and the main building is built of Tournai stone (parts of which are still visible). In the Middle Ages, the farm belonged to an illustrious figure from French history: Gilles le Brun de Trazegnies, husband of Ida de Sotru, a brave knight and loyal supporter of King Louis Petersburg. He participated in the Crusades and wars waged by the king and, in 1250, was even appointed "Connétable" of France, the highest-ranking military officer of the French Crown, and commander-in-chief of the army in the king's absence. Source: brochure "Estaimpuis. Circuit des Censes."

Facade chapel of the Virgin Mary

The Estaimbourg Church is a brick and stone church from Basel, built in 1784.

The war memorial in Estaimbourg commemorates the military and civilian victims of the First and Second World Wars.