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이 박물관은 1914년 8월 12일 할렌에서 벌어진 은색 투구(Slag der Zilveren Helmen) 전투의 기억을 생생하게 간직하고 있습니다. 이 전투는 기병 사단 규모의 마지막 대규모 전투였으며, 제1차 세계 대전 중 연합군의 도움 없이 벨기에가 독일군을 상대로 거둔 유일한 승리였습니다. 30제곱미터의 인상적인 모형을 통해 전투의 경과를 따라갈 수 있습니다. 이곳에서 화려한 유니폼, 종군 화가 제임스 티리알의 그림, 아서 브뤼헤의 일기, 증언(비디오 몽타주) 그리고 물론 유명한 '은색 투구'와 같은 독특한 실제 유물 컬렉션을 발견할 수 있습니다. 운영 시간: 5월 1일부터 10월 31일까지 / 수요일부터 일요일까지 / 14:00부터 17:00까지. 가이드 동반 투어는 사전 예약 시에만 가능합니다.

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A charming little restaurant with a large terrace and a beautiful view of Schulensmeer lake. The terrace is the perfect place for visitors to share their stories.

The Schulensmeer is the largest inland lake in Flanders. Numerous benches invite you to take a break.

Hill on which a vineyard is located near the village of Molenbeek.

Gothic church on the following plan: a square west tower (13th century), now built in, with an adjoining five-sided southern stair tower, now located in the later added right aisle. A three-aisled nave of three bays (nave from the late 14th to early 15th century, aisles possibly from the mid-16th century), transept arms of one bay (1552), and a choir of three straight bays with three-sided openings, flanked by sacristies. The dating of the choir is unclear; since it is made entirely of iron sandstone, it could have been built simultaneously with the nave. The northern sacristy has an old core, possibly dating from the church's expansion in the mid-16th century, but was later adapted and extensively restored. In the 19th century, the south transept arm was raised, while the north aisle and transept arm were completely replaced by new structures; the south sacristy also dates entirely from this period. The upper tower section dates from the restoration campaign after the First World War. After being damaged in 1940, the church was restored again. Inventory of Immovable Heritage: Parish Church of St. Peter in Banden, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/21764

The forest is characterized by a wide variety of tree species of various ages. Surrounded by agricultural lands and old standard orchards, some trees in this forest have survived since 1900. It's no wonder that tree-dwellers like the squirrel and the woodpecker thrive in Sint-Jansberg. Even the deadwood teems with life. Its history is closely linked to the neighboring Carthusian Monastery, so the estate forest also holds significant archaeological value. So far, eight hectares of the field surrounding the Carthusian Monastery has been reforested with native tree species. Sint-Jansberg, along with Rotbroek and Gorenbroek, forms part of the larger Borchbeemden area.