블레니 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

길 옆에 멋진 말이 있는 아늑한 구석.

Berwijndal의 목초지와 숲을 통과하는 아름다운 자연 산책로입니다. 일부 목초지에서는 소를 만날 수도 있습니다.

멋진 전망을 자랑하는 아름다운 계곡입니다. 이 주변에서 머무르는 것이 매우 즐겁습니다.

멋진 전망!

Ri d’Asse와 Berwijn 계곡을 연결하는 아름다운 자연 트레일입니다.

풍경을 연결하는 작은 다리.

매우 쾌적하고 조용합니다… 가끔 Ri d’Asse에서 개를 식힐 수 있는 곳이 있습니다.

In the small Walloon village of Saint-Jean-Sart, part of the municipality of Aubel and located near the famous Abbaye de Val-Dieu, you'll find an old traditional spring of great historical importance to the local population. Often referred to in French as Fontaine de Saint-Jean-Sart, this spring is more than just a water source. For centuries, it was where villagers drew their drinking water directly from the ground, forming a tangible link to village life in the past. The spring is located at 9 Rue de Lammerschot in Saint-Jean-Sart, a quiet street in this rural village in the province of Liège, Belgium. It is a natural outflow from the ground, where clean spring water emerges, a fact that was of great practical importance to residents before modern water supply systems existed. Today, many locals still use the spring to fill bottles with spring water. On the stones of the spring or near it, there is often an inscription or reference to the history of the village, first mentioned in sources around 1216. This demonstrates how long Saint-Jean-Sart has had a community around this spring and its church. Saint-Jean-Sart is a small village whose history is closely linked to that of Val-Dieu Abbey. The village was already mentioned in documents around the beginning of the 13th century, and the presence of a spring like this played a role in its development as a settlement. The inscription you can see at the spring, "j'ai vu naître Saint Jean-Sart 1216," symbolically emphasizes that the village was born in that year and that the spring played a central role there from the beginning. The second reason this spring is remarkable is that such public springs were once essential for daily needs, such as drinking, cooking, livestock, and other agricultural tasks. In a time without piped water or municipal water supplies, this spring served as a local meeting and living place.