보이즈 드 로젤 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A great woodland setting for a bit of fresh air, a bit of elevation change, or just plain beauty. There's enough elevation change for some truly demanding trail training, and by approaching it differently (starting near the golf course, for example, and following the valley more in its length), it's also possible to maintain a more manageable elevation gain. The wetlands at the bottom are truly charming. Combine with the golf course, the arboretum, Lake LLN, or the Bois des Rêves. A must-see in the BW!

Le Bois des Rêves, located near Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve in the province of Walloon Brabant, is a beautiful forest area that fully lives up to its name (the "Forest of Dreams"). You walk between tall trees, past open grasslands and peaceful ponds. Nature is in abundance, with numerous species of birds singing and the occasional squirrel hopping through the trees.

A beautiful memorial garden created by the friends of Florent (+04 05 2022) Equipped with benches and a large book exchange cabinet.

A beautiful eye-catcher.

Relax walk around the lac

The Hergé Museum has passed the 10-year mark! Stroll through this luminous place with particular shapes reminiscent of a suspended vessel, on the edge of the Parc de la Source. The architect Christian de Portzamparc thought of this building as a mental labyrinth linked to the universe of Hergé to reveal its universality, its complexity and its richness. Before even entering the museum, you will be seduced!

The second fresco of the Kosmopolite Art Tour 2015 on Place Raymond Lemaire, in colder colors, occupies a wall 9 meters high by 20 meters wide. It is the work of graffiti artists Dourone and Élodie. Dourone is a Spanish graffiti artist named Fabio Lopez who started doing graffiti in 1999 in Madrid and began teaming up with Elodieloll in 2012. Dourone describes his wall as follows: "It's between 8 and 9 meters high high. Our work is made up of many small elements: constellations, hidden faces, the infinity sign... I don't want to say too much for people to make their own interpretation." The fresco is signed “Dourone” at the top left and displays its logo at the bottom right.

Utopia, made with a brush and not a spray, represents two women back to back and is the work of Argentinian artists Mariela Ajras and Milu Correch, originally from Buenos Aires. The two young artists benefited from one of the largest walls offered during the Kosmopolite Art Tour 2015. “Basically, we had the idea of painting a couple. But ultimately, I took photos of two friends, a Portuguese and a Spanish, who serve as models,” explains Milu Correch. For Mariela Ajras, this fresco “is the symbol of temperance, a good value”.