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A straight stretch of land on the banks of the Scheldt River where you can enjoy the mighty current. Extensive construction work in preparation for the new residential area is requiring considerable attention.

Very nice walking and cycling area

Brugbergweg has been a graffiti and street art hotspot for several years. In 2019, around thirty street artists came together to give the long wall a fresh new look after a five-year period without any changes to the graffiti. The intention was to repeat this annually, and much has already been renewed and changed. You can also take walks featuring street art in the area behind the station in Kessel-Lo - see https://visitleuven.be/street-art-wandelingen Even if this path isn't marked, chances are you'll come across it at some point. It's quite popular with hikers, and the GR 128 Flanders Route passes right by.

The mill was named "Schietsjampettermolen" (Shooting Jampetter Mill) after an incident in 1981: a policeman fired his service weapon to prevent the mill from being transported from Houthave to Wannegem-Lede. A bullet struck the mill casing, but the move went ahead anyway. The current mill originates from Houtave in West Flanders, hence the name "Houtave Mill." It stood on the north side of the Oostendse Steenweg.

If you follow the F25 cycle highway from Aarschot to Leuven, you will come across this graffiti wall in the Kessel-Lo area. I often pass by here and enjoy this

watch out for fast cyclists along the path along the Dijle and canal.

A very nice café set up in an old mill

Winding path...