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This former ice cellar now serves as a bat roost.

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Not for racing bikes though, this is not tarmac

You can visit the Beisbroek Observatory, and you can also have a drink or something to eat just beforehand in the

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The Chartreux orchards are home to old varieties of fruit trees: a living, edible heritage. Cows are often seen grazing among the fruit trees. The land long belonged to the sisters who lived in the walled site of Sint-Anna-ter-Woestijne. This unique Carthusian monastery was built in 1348. Religious difficulties in the 16th century compelled the sisters to create a safer haven in Kartuizerinnenstraat (Cartuizerin Street) in Bruges. A farm was run on the remains. The current farm dates from 1734-1755. The monastery, typical of that period, included extensive standard orchards. Unfortunately, by the early 20th century, only a few bleak trees remained. In 2004, the monastery was restructured. 170 fruit trees, representing over 70 apple varieties and 30 pear varieties, were planted. In this way, the orchard contributes to the preservation of nearly extinct regional varieties. Eating and cooking apples have been planted in the Chartreusinne orchard. A few pear varieties also grow on the edge. Species names like "katenkoppen" (cat's heads), "sterappel" (star apple), "notarisappel" (notary apple), "ossekop" (ox head)... certainly capture the imagination.

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just grab something to eat.

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Educational with children, stop for a drink.

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Only for pedestrians/hikers. Forbidden to bike there...

Beautiful, smooth cycling gravel path. Enjoy cycling!

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