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브뤼허에서 우주를 탐험하세요! 🌍✨ 베이스브룩 도메인(Domein Beisbroek)의 행성 트레일은 자연 속에서 태양계를 축척으로 발견할 수 있는 독특한 도보 경험입니다. 이 평화롭고 가족 친화적인 루트를 따라 행성에서 행성으로 걸어가며, 각 행성은 우주를 만질 수 있게 만드는 예술적인 조각으로 표현됩니다. 태양부터 가장 먼 행성까지, 태양계 내의 거리와 비율을 놀라운 방식으로 경험하게 될 것입니다. 이 트레일은 울창한 숲과 공터 사이를 지나 푸른 베이스브룩 도메인을 구불구불 이어지며, 휴식과 경이로움의 완벽한 조화를 제공합니다. 가족, 호기심 많은 도보 여행자, 별과 과학에 관심 있는 모든 사람에게 이상적입니다. 자연, 예술, 우주가 하나로 어우러지는 독창적인 하이라이트 — 거리는 작지만 경험은 위대합니다! 🚀

Love that planet walk

The herb garden is located at the rear of the castle, opposite the entrance to the visitor center. It is accessible via the stairs or the ramp next to the restrooms. This unique herb garden is open to the public from sunrise to sunset. (Province of West Flanders)

The name suggests it: duck decoys were built to catch wild ducks for consumption. A duck decoy is a pond surrounded by a ‘decoy forest’ and long catch pipes in every corner. The catch was a combination of tame barn ducks and a brown decoy dog (which looked like a fox because of its colour). The decoy man chased the ducks to the end of the catch pipe, where they were caught in nets. Although there are many duck decoys in the Netherlands, this is indeed a Flemish invention. The duck decoy in Meetkerke (from the 16th century) is one of the few remaining examples. Of course, the duck decoy is no longer used for hunting. One of the catch pipes was recently completely restored, a special piece of history restored to its former glory! The duck decoy of Meetkerke is located in a beautiful part of the Flemish nature reserve: the Meetkerkse Moeren. You can easily find the hidden spot via the Meetkerkse Moeren walking route!

Camp house open from March 30 to the end of September on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. In July and August also open on Wednesday afternoons.

The planetary path that leaves from the castle represents the distances between the different planets to scale. During that time, mom and dad can enjoy a drink and a drink in the adjacent Carriage House. (Brugse Ommeland)

Domein Beisbroek is a domain located in Sint-Andries, a sub-municipality of Bruges in Belgium. Beisbroek Castle was the residence of a few mayors of Sint-Andries. The last inhabitants were the nobleman Otto de Mentock and the notary de Busschère. The Beisbroek domain, together with the adjoining domains Tudor and Chartreuzinbos, forms a green area of over 160 hectares, with forests, lanes, grasslands and heaths. A signposted walking path runs through the three domains. Nature lovers can visit the nature center for an interactive exhibition and a 'kids lab'.

During the First World War, 18,000 German soldiers stayed in these areas. After the Second World War, the Vloethemveld was converted into a prisoner of war camp housing approximately 100,000 prisoners, mainly of German and Baltic origin. Meanwhile, the local population knew little or nothing about this camp. It explains why the Vloethemveld POW camp is not part of our collective memory... (Brugse Ommeland)