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城の美しい景色

中世に領主の邸宅があった場所に、19世紀にハルデリンゲン城が建てられました。この地は古くから継続的に人が住んでおり、何世紀にもわたってウェルム川の肥沃な谷での農業経営と密接に関わっていました。領主の邸宅として、この領地は住居としてだけでなく、伝統的なハスぺンガウの農村景観の中で周辺地域を管理・構造化する経済的中心地としても機能しました。 今日、静かなウェルム村にあるハルデリンゲン城は、中世の領主の邸宅が19世紀の壮麗な別荘へと変貌した貴重な例となっています。城と周囲の公園景観は、秩序、調和、そして景観の美しさという新古典主義の理想を印象的に示しており、ハスぺンガウの遺産において特別な位置を占めています。 過去についてもっと知りたいですか？ https://www.burchten-kastelen.be/provincies/limburg/042%20Kasteel%20van%20Hardelingen/Kasteel%20van%20Hardelingen.html をクリックしてください。

The summit of the Bolderberg has been awarded the "2-star landscape spot." Imagine yourself standing by the sea. Millions of years ago, it was! The Bolderberg, a "heritage hill," was once a sandbank left behind after the sea retreated. At 60 meters, the summit of the Bolderberg is among the highest peaks in Limburg. The Bolderberg is located in the Wijers region, where you'll find more than 1,000 ponds! These are fed by the Echelbeek and Laambeek streams. They make the region a valuable nature reserve for numerous bird species and other animals. From the star-studded spot, you can look out over the ponds and Terlaemen Castle. These ponds were created around the 13th century by the mining of iron sandstone. Later, they were used as fish breeding ponds by the abbeys of Herkenrode and Averbode.

In 2022, around 30 slow roads in Heusden-Zolder received nameplates. A brilliant move to raise awareness of the many unknown church paths, country lanes, and shortcuts to the general public. More walkers and cyclists passing along slow roads means more safe travel, less congestion, and a greater experience for users. And the slow roads themselves are less likely to become congested.

The chapel at Oetersloven is also known as the chapel of the Bokkenrijders (Goat Riders). Jan van Muysen, a clog maker from Wellen, had left a letter of complaint at the farm of Jan Wouters from Ulbeek, demanding a large sum of money, or else his farm would be set on fire. The money was to be placed in a hole near the chapel. Wouters, however, recognized Van Muysen, despite his disguise. Jan van Muysen was arrested as a goat rider on April 1, 1774, and beheaded on June 16 of the same year in the Bonderkuil in Wellen.

In autumn, you feel like you're walking through a tunnel of vegetation. I recommend this passage.

Beautiful Chapel, unfortunately the crypt is closed

With luck, spot a deer?!