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A beautiful area of (only) 34.5 hectares, characterized by reed beds, cattail ponds, and pools fringed by shrubs or with open banks... These diverse habitats offer countless bird species places to forage, nest, hibernate, or rest during their migration. No fewer than 212 species have already been observed! (Source: www.natagora.be)

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Very beautiful natural place at the foot of the rocks.

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The Aux Roches nature reserve is a protected area covering approximately 20 hectares. It is characterized by its impressive limestone formations and steep cliffs. The flora is diverse, including rare species such as the yellow beetle and the bee ophrys. It is also an important habitat for local wildlife, notably bats and many cave birds. Marked trails allow visitors to discover the natural beauty of this site.

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You can also explore the Overbroek-Egoven nature reserve under the guidance of a guide. More information: https://www.natuurpunt.be/natuurgebied/overbroek-eoven

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Hex Castle is one of the most beautiful and best preserved estates in Belgium. The castle is attributed to the Liège architect Etienne Fayn and dates from around 1775. It was built as a hunting lodge for Prince-Bishop François-Charles de Velbrück. It is surrounded by period gardens, a vegetable garden with an original vegetable cellar and a landscape park by Louis Fuchs, known for its collection of old and wild roses and age-old exotics. The annual garden days/plant fair are an opportunity for many to meet friends and colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere - and in the exceptional setting of these historic gardens - to discover special plants and to seek advice from growers and specialists. More: - https://www.visitsinttruiden.be/aanbod/tuinen-van-kasteel-van-hex/ - https://www.hex.be/ - https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/erfgoedobjecten/32081

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very nice walk with lots of footpaths, lots of woods with beautiful vegetation, this walk can be used to start training to go hiking in more hilly places or even mid-mountains. Unfortunately the castle of Chokier burned down a few years ago which is a pity for the passage towards there, which does not prevent to make this super Rando.

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The Overbroek-Egoven nature reserve is protected at the European level as part of the Natura 2000 area "Forests and Calcareous Grasslands of Haspengouw." Located between Heers and Gelinden, it is managed by Natuurpunt and is quite special for several reasons. Situated in the Herk valley, the nature reserve boasts a unique flora in the calcareous grasslands, poplar forests, wet meadows, and reed beds it encompasses. Perhaps the most famous are the wild daffodils found here in early spring and various rare plants that thrive in calcareous environments, including orchids. Overbroek is also well-known to geologists. Until just after the Second World War, marl was mined in three open-air quarries in Overbroek. At the end of the nineteenth century, these quarries became world-famous for the discovery of a vast number of well-preserved fossils of plants dating back many millions of years. These even included fossils of plants previously unknown.

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The castle of Heks is a Belgian castle, located in the village of Heks (part of Heers) in the province of Limburg. The palatial castle was built from 1770, probably by the Liège architect Etienne Fayen, for the Prince-Bishop of Liège Franciscus Karel de Velbrück. As a lover of nature, the Prince-Bishop chose this place in the slightly hilly Haspengouw to build his summer residence and pleasure garden. He had a Chinese garden, a rose garden and a vegetable garden laid out there. Later, the castle was embellished with one of the first landscape parks on the European mainland, inspired by the English garden architecture of Capability Brown. He died on his estate in 1784. The estate is owned by the d'Ursel family. The rose garden now (2004) has an exceptional assortment of rose varieties, the oldest of which were present in the original garden. The gardens and park are open to the public during the first weekend in June and the second weekend in September. The castle features in Harry Kümel's 1968 film Monsieur Hawarden.

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