카테뮤테르보스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Two-story, five-bay parsonage with a saddleback roof (tiles), dated 1868. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

The church of Laar has two patron saints: Saint Engelbert and Saint Bernard. This neo-Gothic building dates from 1867 and was designed by architect Baeckelmans. The church features an elongated, hedged churchyard behind it. On the left and right sides of the nave are a concentration of old grave markers and priests' tombs. The churchyard also features the striking neo-Gothic burial chapel of the De Meester family, a statue of the Sacred Heart, and a Calvary. (Inventory of Immovable Heritage)

With snow in the surrounding landscape it is even more beautiful.

The Aa Forest is located in Zemst-Laar, a village in the western part of the municipality of Zemst. The forest is owned by Waterwegen en Zeekanaal (Waterways and Sea Canal) and is situated near the Brussels-Scheldt Sea Canal. It is protected by European law as part of the Natura 2000 area "Forests of the Southeastern Sandy Loam Region." The Aa Forest is adjacent to the Kollinten. (Wikipedia)

Chapel on the corner of Humbeeksebaan and Lareveenstraat. A simple chapel with only a statue of Mary and the striking drawing/inscription: "God Sees Me."

Beautiful avenue for walking.

The term "greasy paths" is completely justified, especially in 2024 with regular sufficient rainfall. Also occasionally branches and even trees on the path, but still easy to ride around (and/or "jump over" for the smaller branches). Be careful, because especially in the fall some of the "mud puddles" are camouflaged by the leaves. Afterwards, thoroughly cleaning your bike, equipment and yourself is certainly worth calculating ;-) At dusk and/or dark weather it can be useful to have good lighting with you (and use it of course). Wonderful to ride... unless you don't like mud, branches, ...

A typical Flemish country road, wonderful to cycle here.