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Aalst City Park, also known as Park Schepen De Wolf, is a 15-hectare green oasis southeast of the city center. The park was created between 1915 and 1916 by landscape architect Louis-Julien Breydel, under the direction of Alderman Désiré De Wolf, to provide employment for residents during the First World War. You'll find charming water features such as the Balloon Pond and Mirror Pond, walking paths, playgrounds, and historic buildings like the garden, card, and milk houses. Since 1977, the park has been a protected cultural-historical landscape and offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and relaxation.

Across the Dender River, the adventurous climbing course at 'The Outsider Aalst' is waiting for you. Ready to climb and clamber on the ropes course or brave the Aalst waters? The Outsider Aalst is the perfect place for a day out with your family or friends, packed with adventure! Intrigued? Click through to https://outsideraalst.be/

At the Zeeberg Bridge in Aalst, the facade of a large old building reads "REDT U ZELVEN" (SAVE YOURSELF) in large letters. The name was a leitmotif of the former agricultural cooperative founded in 1918. Farmers at the time didn't rely on the government; they took their fate into their own hands, united, and tried to improve their own quality of life. Source: https://www.verenigdeveehouders.be/redt-u-zelven/

beautiful church in a quiet spot

Safe during the day, good lighting in the evening

delicious ice cream.

farm with fresh ice cream or waffles