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This isn't the main entrance. This entrance immediately leads you past the old sheepfold (later a cowshed), the old abbey farm (built in 1640), and the old washhouse (built in 1640).

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Don't hesitate to enter this abbey. The large courtyard is surrounded by various buildings that you can explore at your leisure. You can also visit a permanent exhibition, open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

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Over the years, the castle was modernized and updated. This included the tower, whose heavy line of the fortified wall was broken by irregular window and door arrangements. The castle still houses remarkable works of art. The neo-Gothic armory houses a cast-iron stove from 1539 and two marble Renaissance mantelpieces. The castle also contains important paintings, tapestries, gold leather wallpaper, and furniture in a variety of styles. (Municipality of Westerlo)

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The Bailey-style Soldiers' Bridge wasn't built over the Demer during the war, but in the 1950s. It doesn't really matter, but we're still grateful to Sir Bailey for his valuable, durable bridges.

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The Hageland view...

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Beautiful view over Tongerlo Abbey, it is certainly worth cycling inside to admire the courtyard.

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fantastic view over Hageland

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When the weather is better there is also a mobile café, with coffee and such...

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Nice views and lots of nature.

Much-used bridge, from wartime...

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Mother Mill

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Bailey bridge built by British army sometime around 1944

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On sunny days, there’s an ice cream cart where you can treat yourself. You’re welcome to enjoy it on one of the benches or at a table. And not to be overlooked — especially for our cyclists and hikers — there’s also a mobile toilet available. 😊

Beautiful views.

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The Homo Natura, made by Wilfried De Cock is a nice work of art to definitely stop at. The information board gives food for thought. Musing in the lap of this work of art I ask myself questions... Don't we all belong to the same family? Doesn't an oak leaf consist of the same small particles that we also carry within ourselves? As humans we are actually no more or less valuable than the smallest particle of nature. There is no such thing as "man and nature". There is only "nature".

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A beautiful photo opportunity of, and on the tower. You must have been there once to enjoy the unique view of the hills of the Hageland.

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at dusk the stairs are lit with blue lights. against a red setting sun and with a full moon it gives spectacularly beautiful images

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https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/erfgoedobjecten/216479 : This place was a crossing of the Demer between Werchter and Rotselaar. Until the 1940s this was a small ferry, called the "Schuit". A wooden pontoon, pulled by an iron chain, was attached to the riverbed. The current so-called "Soldatenbrug" was built in the early 1950s by engineers as an exercise. This is the Bailey bridge type ( https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baileybrug ). These are steel truss bridges designed by the English engineer Donald Coleman Bailey (1901-1985). The type was designed in 1940 as a military emergency bridge that was often built at the end of and after the Second World War. It is a type of truss bridge constructed from panels and crossbeams that are connected to each other. They were designed to be built solely by manpower as a temporary bridge. In Maldegem, a Bailey bridge has been preserved, built at the end of World War II. The current bridge over the Demer has green painted trusses and wooden planking as a bridge deck.

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Beautiful climb and rewarded with views.

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The Vlooybergtoren is a tourist attraction on the Pastoriestraat in the Flemish Brabant municipality of Tielt-Winge. The lookout tower is located on the Vlooyberg, with its eighty meters one of the highest witness hills in the Hageland, which on clear days offers a view up to the cooling towers of Vilvoorde and the headframe of the coal mine of Beringen.

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