신트마르텐라템 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The church and cemetery of Deurle.

"Knuppelpad" (Knuppelpad) is the official street name for this path, and it consists largely of boardwalks, of course, but not entirely. A short section is dirt track, which, however, remains generally passable even in winter weather.

You will also find a poem here by Gisela Vansteenkiste, whose work can also be read on the wall of the Old Brewery in Latem-dorp.

The Warmoezenierspad (the name of this walking path on the banks of the Leie) runs along grassy lawns at the back of villa gardens, offering views of the opulent villas on the opposite bank. Here and there, you'll find a jetty, offering an even better view of the Leie. Beware: some paths are quite slippery, and one is even broken (although it does have a warning sign "enter at your own risk").

From here to the ferry in Baarle, you can follow the banks of the Leie along the Warmoezenierspad. In the other direction, the path leads to Pijkenaas, where you'll pass the villa of the same name, one of the earliest country estates (dating from 1913) in the regionalist villa style on the banks of the Leie, in other words, a kind of precursor to the numerous opulent villas that now line the banks of the Leie.

The parish church of Saint-Martin in Sint-Latem, built in 1774, has a three-aisled nave, a square tower with an octagonal spire, and houses works such as an organ from 1782 and stained glass windows by Harold Van de Perre, while being a stop on the Saint Martin of Tours Way

the wooden Latemse Koutermolen or Sint-Baafsmolen was first mentioned in 1373, as a possession of the Sint-Baafsabdij in Ghent. the original mill was replaced in 1614 by the current mill and it continued to operate until 1955. In 1977 the mill was completely dismantled, restored and part of it was moved to catch more wind.

Anyone who explores Flemish expressionism will quickly meet Gustave De Smet. He, together with Constant Permeke and Frits Van den Berghe, formed the basis of this movement and influenced art history. In Museum Gust De Smet, located in his former home, you can admire his oeuvre, as well as his furnished living room and former studio.