허스탈 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

칸네의 다리는 현수교이며 N619(그레나디어스웨그) 지역 도로의 일부입니다. 이 위치의 첫 번째 다리는 1930년 알베르 운하 건설 시 지어진 트러스교였습니다. 이 다리는 독일군 부대의 진격을 막기 위해 1940년 5월 10일 벨기에 군대에 의해 파괴되었습니다. 제2차 세계 대전 중에는 운하를 건너기 위한 뗏목이 있었습니다. 미군은 해방 중에 신속하게 건너기 위해 운하를 부분적으로 메웠습니다. 전쟁 후에는 임시 목조 다리가 건설되었습니다. 1950년 3월에는 콘크리트 아치교 건설이 시작되었습니다. 시공사는 브뤼셀 에터벡의 아서 뫼언스였습니다. 1951년 10월에는 오프칸네의 제분소에서 오데베흐/니우베흐 교차로까지 이어지는 새로운 자갈길과 동시에 다리가 완성되었습니다. 다리의 콘크리트 부분은 균일한 경화를 위해 한 번에 타설되었습니다. 2004년에는 엔지니어링 회사 그레이쉬의 설계에 따라 현재의 120미터 길이 다리가 건설되었습니다. 다리는 2004년 9월 19일, 이후 철거된 옛 다리 옆에 설치되었습니다. 벨기에 최초의 현수교입니다. 다리 건설에는 약 940만 유로가 소요되었습니다.

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Rosmeulen Castle is a historic country house and estate of great architectural and heritage value, located at Neremstraat 229 in Nerem, a sub-municipality of Tongeren. Dating back to the early 20th century, the building represents a unique combination of Neo-Rococo and Art Nouveau architecture, designed for chocolate and gingerbread manufacturer Florent Rosmeulen. Construction of the manor house, originally named La Brise, began around 1911, opposite the Rosmeulen chocolate factory. However, the founder himself never fully occupied the building, partly due to financial difficulties and the impact of the First World War. The building is situated amidst a romantic castle garden in the English landscape style, featuring ponds, lawns, mature trees, walking paths, and a walled vegetable garden, all contributing to the estate's unique atmosphere. The imposing entrance hall features a majestic staircase and stained-glass windows, while the exterior facades are richly ornamented with features such as bay windows, colonnades, and a round tower under a domed roof. During the First and Second World Wars, the castle was used by German and later American troops, respectively, reflecting its strategic location and the building's role during that time. After the war, the manor changed owners several times. Families such as Duesberg-Bossen Blijweert and Riskin lived there, and the Riskin family, in particular, carried out maintenance and renovation work for many years. In mid-2020, the castle was purchased by Dirk and Bie D'haese, who began a thorough restoration to restore the dilapidated building to its former glory. Their goal is not only to preserve the heritage but also to open the castle and park for use by associations and for events, with spaces such as a large hall of over 300 m² available. The castle is included in the Inventory of Immovable Heritage of Flanders for its architectural value, rich ornamentation, and its location in a historic park with a pond. Rosmeulen Castle, together with the former Rosmeulen chocolate factory and the surrounding landscape, forms a recognizable and valuable ensemble in Nerem with ties to the local industrial culture of the early 20th century, the social history of the region, and today's heritage conservation.

The Argenteau-Trembleur coal mine is located in the municipality of Blegny, northeast of Liège, in the Herve foothills. Situated in the countryside, about a hundred meters above the Meuse River, the mine is the last remaining concession in the northeast of the Liège basin. The site's importance lies partly in its transformation into a tourist attraction and industrial heritage site, and partly in the preservation of its two shafts from different periods (19th and 20th centuries), the most recent of which is still in operation and provides access to underground galleries at depths of -30 and -60 meters. This and much more can be found at https://www.blegnymine.be/nl/een-stukje-geschiedenis

August 1939 the memorial of King Albert 1 was displayed, he stands below the lighthouse. The lighthouse is 42metres tall