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Roundabout, although it is more of an ovonne, with the most famous giants of Hazebrouck: Tisje Tasje and Toria, Babe Tisje and Zoon Tisje.

Located on the aptly named "rond-point de la mappemonde"

The "Abbé Lemire" footbridge was inaugurated with great fanfare at Hazebrouck station in 2023. The work cost a whopping €10.7 million.

'Le Klockhuis d’Eecke' is a rare wooden bell tower next to the Saint-Wulmar church. This tower houses two bells that used to announce church services, village events and the emergency signal. Together with the one in Hardifort, this is the last of its kind in French Flanders, a unique stop for those who love heritage.

The Saint-Omer's Church or Saint-Audomarus Church There was already a church in 1191. The current church has a heavy, pre-built, 14th-century tower. The church was enlarged in 1803 and has an elongated, three-aisled nave. During the First World War, the church was badly damaged, but rebuilt. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sint-Audomaruskerk_(Kaaster)

Eecke is a typical Flemish village, with its brick houses. Here you will find the local cheese dairy, known for its regional specialties, as well as the Klockhuis, an old belfry that is part of the village's heritage. A cozy tavern allows you to stop and enjoy a beer or a typical dish.

Dirt path between the fields, at Le Peuplier Military Cemetery. A British military cemetery with fallen soldiers from the First World War.

Wooden bell tower in the cemetery next to the Sint-Wulmark church. It contains two bells, which were once used to announce church services and village events. The tower was built in 1661-1662, initially against the front of the church. Because the wooden construction posed a fire risk to the church, the tower was moved about 20m in 1783. The bell house is, together with that of Hardifort, the last remaining in French Flanders of once six of its kind. Source: Wikipedia