네이젬보스 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Open to visitors + explanatory panels at the rear (in Dutch)

Beautiful environment to enjoy the surrounding nature!!!

At a Lourdes grotto you will find peace, spiritual connection and strength to continue when things get difficult.

The Mariagrot is a cemented construction, partly built from natural stone blocks and has a cobblestone plinth. To the left of the cave is a row of brick and sandstone gate pillars that originally indicated an entrance to the domain. A sign in the cave reads: lourdesgrot in 1871 baroness peers de nieuwburgh had this cave built restored in 1976 & 1993 by the neighbourhood committee The cave chapel is owned by the Association of Parish Works of the Lennik Deanery. The location, structure, appearance and location with fencing create a protective environment for the visitor. The Mariagrot is located on the route of the Holy Trinity Procession, also known as the horse procession of Kester.

This grotto dates from 1871 and is therefore one of the oldest Lourdes grottoes in Flanders. It was built by Baroness Maria Peers de Nieuwburgh in response to her devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Her country house also bears witness to this devotion by placing a relatively large statue of Mary on the front facade. The grotto was restored in both 1976 and 1993.

The Mariagrot is an artificial cave located on the corner of Kasteelstraat and Kerstraat in Oetingen, a sub-municipality of Gooik in the Belgian province of Flemish Brabant. The cave is indicated on the inventory of Immovable Heritage as established architectural heritage.[1][2]

very quiet walk between the green and the animals also a bit fashionable for those who like to go on an adventure where dogs can run and play freely we hope to interest Julie for our dog group dog park the free four-legged friends grt ines and gert

At the highest point of Flemish Brabant on the Kesterheide in Gooik lies a heart-warming spot: "the Pervivo park". This Pervivo park is an initiative of Boks vzw and was realised in collaboration with the municipality of Gooik. It is always accessible. You will find trees there that represent children and adults who died from a metabolic disease. Nameplates are silent witnesses to their lost battle. A monument with children playing hide-and-seek between oak beams that reach out to a distant world symbolises the deeper meaning of the park: "Here our children live on." The monument was created through a collaboration between the artists Albrecht Nees and †André De Baere.