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4-6% climb that is doable with an e-bike

Update 20260305: Due to the work on the Het Zoet Water water feature, the artwork is nowhere to be seen. We're eagerly awaiting its return.

The lookout tower is literally a highlight you can't miss. From the top, you'll not only enjoy stunning views but also discover a wealth of stories and knowledge about the Brabantse Wouden.

These cycle highways are truly very efficient and safe for making cycling trips both effective and enjoyable. It's a shame that not all cities in the country are equipped with this type of infrastructure...

This year, the globe celebrates its 35th anniversary. The spherical vessel was painted like a globe by architect Ortwin Deroo in 1993. It was renovated in 2017. The water tower itself was built in 1969 by the Ateliers de Construction de Jambes. The steel water tower with its spherical crown is 29 meters tall. The tower has a capacity of 500m³ of water and provides drinking water to approximately 5,000 households in Bierbeek, Lovenjoel, Kessel-Lo, Lubbeek, Blanden, and Haasrode, as well as the Pellenberg hospital. Inventory of Immovable Heritage: Bierbeek Water Tower, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/307079

The Plancquaert Chapel was built at the end of the 19th century in honor of Georges Plancquaert, born in 1885, uncle of Monsieur De Boeck, and the only surviving child of a family of seven. It is a small chapel with a chamber—or fixed altar—dedicated to the Infant Jesus of Prague. The procession formerly stopped there on August 15th and Corpus Christi (June 20th). Originally, the chapel's façade was located directly on the street, and the aedicule was included in the property of the town clerk Jean-Baptiste Nélis, who built his house there in 1856. The property then passed to the Plancquaerts before remaining in the De Boeck family's possession to this day. Source: https://www.beauvechain.eu/ma-commune/services-communaux/maison-rurale-maison-de-la-memoire-et-de-la-citoyennete/petit-patrimoine-populaire/publications/le-petit-patrimoine-de-beauvechain-tome-1-beauvechain.pdf

War memorial in a small park at the roundabout of the "Place Communale". In memory of the victims of the First and Second World Wars. Top: "1914-1918" and "1940-1945". Bottom: "Beauvechain à ses braves" in the center. On the left: the names Schayes V., Servais J., Van Mol S., and Devester L. Right: the names Beaupré L., Frix J., and Delronche R. Caption: "Pro Patria". Several benches and picnic benches are located nearby in the park. The monument is bordered by several shell-shaped elements.

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