앤트워프 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Cogels-Osylei는 Uitbreidingstraat와 Tramplaats로 둘러싸여 있으며 중앙이 원형 광장으로 확장된 Zurenborg 지역의 Berchem 부분의 중심 축이자 지위의 상징입니다. 1894년에서 1908년 사이에 지어졌으며 거의 손상되지 않은 채 보존된 인상적인 주택 그룹과 개별 빌라는 43개의 목록 카드에 설명되어 있습니다. 43개 카드 중 18개는 Cogels-Osylei의 총 88채 주택 중 56채를 차지하며, Naamlooze Maatschappij voor het bouwen van Burgershuizen in het Oostkwartier에서 건설했습니다. 이런 방식으로 그들은 Cogels-Osylei를 전체 Zurenborg 지역을 포함하는 그들의 대규모 프로젝트의 명성 높은 왕관으로 발전시키는 데 성공했습니다. 거리 풍경의 특징은 거리 북쪽 절반에 집중된 기념비적이고 장식이 많으며 절충적인 주택 그룹입니다. 이들은 모두 당시 가장 인기 있는 건축가들을 고용한 Maatschappij의 작품입니다. 남쪽으로 더 가서 Berchem-Station 방향으로 가면 개인들이 지은 개별 시민 주택도 있습니다. 주목할 만한 점은 그들 역시 Maatschappij가 홍보한 건축가들에게 자주 의뢰했다는 것입니다. Cogels-Osylei의 거리 풍경이 얼마나 온전하게 보존되었는지는 주목할 만합니다. 단 세 채의 주택만이 신축 건물로 교체되었습니다.

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You can find the Anne Frank tree in this square. A sign was placed near the tree with a quote from Anne Frank's diary of February 23, 1944. Read the full explanation at https://www.lierbelicht.be/anne-frank-boom-geplant-op-sionsplein/

Today, a rectangular square on the Kleine Nete river, characterized by austere, often adapted workers' housing, dating from the second half of the 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th century. Historical context: Until 1828, the "Sions Molenbergh" (Sion's Mill Hill) with the old "Sionsmolen" (Sion's Mill), also called "Clausgommaersmolen" or "Onze-Lieve-Vrouwemolen" (Our Lady's Mill), was located here. It was already mentioned in 1415; it has been owned by the Sionsklooster (Sion Monastery) since the end of the 17th century. It was seized and sold by the French in 1799. The leveling of the mill hill and the ramparts created the Sionsplein (Sion Square), aptly named after the former mill. Source: Inventory of Immovable Heritage

From the Sion Bridge, a bicycle and pedestrian bridge, you can see the confluence of the Grote Nete and Kleine Nete rivers. The entire landscape is situated within the Nazareth Nature Reserve. A lovely place to relax.

See what Antwerp residents are proud of. A beautiful skyline at any time of day.

A beautiful, shady walking path that follows the medieval city walls. Description: The Lier city ramparts, officially called a "city walk" but simply "De fort(en)" (The ramparts) in the city's vernacular, are a 5-kilometer-long green corridor around Lier's city center. The name "ramparts" refers to the original ramparts, the second city wall. Together with the City Park, the ramparts form the green lung of the city center. Source: Wikipedia

In the heart of Mechelen, the Botanical Garden has been a green oasis for centuries. Originally, in the Middle Ages, the site belonged to the Teutonic Order, which operated a Commandery and hospital there. In 1840, it became a botanical garden, first in the French style, later as an English landscape garden. Today, it is a beloved city park with ponds, a playground, an open-air stage, and the Dodoens Garden surrounding the statue of Mechelen botanist Rembert Dodoens. At the edge of the garden lies the historic mill house of the Volmolen (Fulling Mill), one of the last remnants of the mill complex on the Dijle River. The mill was used for fulling wool and regulating the water level. In 2010, after restoration, the building was given a new function as the charming Via Via Reiscafé (Via Via Travel Café). This part of Mechelen has thus become a harmonious place where nature, heritage, and relaxation converge.