드로겐보스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

a very beautiful large forest with a lot of variety

녹색의 매우 조용한 장소

이 투어는 숲 속을 수 킬로미터 동안 이어집니다. 봄에는 히아신스와 산림 아네모네가 아름답습니다. 여름에는 시원합니다.

Known for its distinctive shape with three protrusions that resemble the toes of a goose foot.

Enjoying the Sonian Forest is easy from the various access gates. These access gates are located on the edge of the forest, are easily accessible and are therefore the ideal starting point to explore the forest. There are eight access gates. Information about this can be found at https://www.zonienwoud.be/praktisch/toegangspoorten/

The Sonian Forest, also known as the Zoniënwoud, is a large forest area centrally located in Belgium, southeast of Brussels. It covers approximately 4,421 hectares and is best known for its old beech trees, some of which are over 200 years old. The forest has a rich history dating back to the Iron Age and has had various functions over the centuries, such as providing firewood and timber for the construction of houses and ships, and as a backdrop for hunting scenes. The current forest landscape with deciduous trees has its origins in the Austrian period (1714-1795).

At the end of the 19th century, the Hofberg, a neighbourhood in the medieval centre of Brussels, had to make way for an ambitious urban project. A Mont des Arts was to be built on this site, where the young Belgium could show off its economic, cultural and scientific achievements. The demolition of the neighbourhood, with its narrow alleys and rich city palaces, went smoothly. However, the reconstruction took almost half a century. The work was only started after the Second World War, and then took another twenty years. Source: https://erfgoed.brussels/ontdekken/publicaties/brussel-stad-van-kunst-en-geschiedenis/de-kunstberg

Always beautiful, spacious and varied forest