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Via the Zaveldreef you can walk to the Breutheide and thus to the geographical centre of Flanders (https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/highlight/6685395).

Simply beautiful castle and forest

Simple commemoration of the deceased from both world wars on the side wall of the church in Lippelo.

The café is open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 5pm, on Fridays from 12pm-2.30pm and from 5pm, on Saturdays from 6pm and on Sundays from 12pm.

Former town hall. A double terraced house with three bays and two stories under a hipped roof (ridge parallel to the street, artificial slates) with a lower annex of one bay and one story under a flat roof in the Neo-Flemish Renaissance style, dating from 1875, designed by L. Blomme (see the bluestone facade stone to the right of the portal). (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

A number of beautiful avenues and paths run through the Lippelobos, which are ideal for walking.

It is good to know where the center is in Flanders. Well, this is not the political center of Flanders, but the geographical center.

In order to optimize our brewing process, major renovation works will start in January 2024. Since these are structural works, regular brewery visits cannot take place in optimal conditions and will be put 'on hold' for an indefinite period. But good news: our visitor center D' Oude Bottelarij remains available for tastings, seminars, presentations, meetings, receptions, walking dinners and tailor-made events. Palm Breweries in a nutshell: The history of Palm Breweries goes back to 1747, when Anne Cornet built a small village brewery opposite the church. At the 1958 World Expo in Brussels, Palm gained national fame thanks to its central location on the market square. It is the only brewery in the world that brews according to the 4 traditional fermentation methods and this at 3 historic brewing sites. Palm is a spicy, slightly bitter, amber-colored high-fermentation beer made from barley malt, fresh hops, a secret mixture of herbs and very pure artesian water. The Palm logo is the Brabant draft horse, a brown body with white manes, which alludes to the typical colour of the beer with a sturdy white collar. Draft horses are bred on the Diepensteyn castle estate behind the brewery. The S-HOP (brewery shop) seems to be a good destination for beer lovers or people looking for a gift. In addition to gift packages, special packaging and beer reading material, the shop also offers gadgets and glasses for sale.