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This beautiful location lies near the Begijnenbeek stream (and the present-day Webbekoms Broek) and was founded in 1253 by Arnold IV, Lord of Diest. Its location just outside the then-city center is no coincidence: the lower-lying marshy lands were cheaper to settle in than the city itself. (de Merode Landscape Park)

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A piece of leftover time from the 16th century...

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's Hertogenmolens are a former complex of watermills dating from the early 16th century, built on both banks of the Demer River. Read the mill's full, eventful story at https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27s_Hertogenmolens Today, the Hertogenmolens house not only an authentic hotel but also a contemporary brasserie with a beautiful floating terrace.

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Lovely gravel path along the meandering Demer. Demer dreams!

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Opening hours: Sunday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Monday Closed Tuesday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Wednesday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Thursday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Saturday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM

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The Thousand-Year-Old Oak, along with many others, including its approximately 400-year-old "son," has been given a small estate with a millennium forest, a peace forest, a boardwalk, a lookout tower, numerous information boards, play and learning areas for children, a field with old crops, and a flower meadow. The tree itself remains the focal point, but be sure to take your time to explore everything around it. It has become more than just a sight or a highlight on a walk compared to the past.

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Visit the beautiful pond with a bridge and the actual land dune behind the inland dune that you see from the forest cycle path

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Let your thoughts drift for a moment to the sight of the lake...

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Have a drink or let your thoughts drift away in the lake...

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The Champion of champions...

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Den Eddy is still our great champion...

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When the weather is better there is also a mobile café, with coffee and such...

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During the Middle Ages, the Beguinage was located in a side street of the Kardinaal Mercierstraat, which is still called the Kleine Begijnhofgang. In 1247, the Beguines bought a large piece of land in Webbekom where the current Beguinage of Sint-Catharina-ten-Velde was founded. The Beguines built houses and the Sint-Catharina church with cemetery in the middle of the fields. The Beguines only made temporary promises of obedience and chastity. It was mainly a place where unmarried daughters could stay safely. The Beguines were active in the cloth industry but also allowed children to live there for a fee. A Beguine could buy a house for the duration of her life or rent herself to another Beguine. If they were really poor, they could go to one of the convents. At the beginning of the 16th century, all kinds of abuses prevailed at the Beguinage and there was little spirituality. In 1538, Nicolaas Esschius became pastor of the Diest Beguinage. He was the nephew of Johannes van Essche, who was provost of the Sint-Sulpitius chapter. Pastor Esschius immediately implemented reforms. From then on, the Beguines followed a sober and devout life, full of prayer and reflection. The Diest Beguinage became an example for numerous beguinages in the Netherlands. In 1669, the Beguinage reached its largest number of inhabitants: approximately 400 Beguines and 200 resident children lived in this mini-city. It was also around this period that the current Beguinage acquired its current appearance. The Sint-Catharinakerk became a true treasure trove of 17th-century painting. Works by Theodoor Van Loon, Frans Francken II, Jan Erasmus Quellinus II and Pieter-Jozef Verhaghen can still be admired there today. The Beguinage of Diest is today one of the 13 Flemish beguinages that are registered on the UNESCO list of World Heritage. The Saint Catherine Church has since been deconsecrated and has been used several times as a location for concerts and exhibitions. Source: information board at the church entrance (purple board).

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The Abbey Café of Het Moment is a special place: in a historically important place you can enjoy a menu, most of the dishes of which are prepared with at least one Averbode product: beer, cheese, bread, gingerbread or speculaas. The Abbey Café also houses the impressive home brewery: the place where various Averbode beers are brewed, which you can only drink there. They are not bottled. When the weather is nice, the terrace offers the most beautiful view in the entire region: the Abbey of Averbode in all its glory. More info: https://averbodemoment.be/nl/belevingscentrum/abdijcafe/

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the moment at the back of the abbey, accessible from the outside of the grounds, it has an abbey café and a shop, where they sell local products, in the abbey café you can eat at reasonable prices

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On sunny days, there’s an ice cream cart where you can treat yourself. You’re welcome to enjoy it on one of the benches or at a table. And not to be overlooked — especially for our cyclists and hikers — there’s also a mobile toilet available. 😊

In the museum you will find a rich collection of weapons, uniforms, documentation, diaries and photos. The German helmets naturally take a special place. The museum covers an area of 450 m², and a model of 30 m² shows the course of the battle.

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On the site of the Abbey of Averbode you can look back on a rich history that is already ten centuries old. It is a place of tranquility and reflection. The thirsty can refresh themselves and enjoy their moment in ‘The Moment’. This is the experience centre of the abbey. Discover the bakery, cheese factory and brewery. Enjoy in moderation 😉.

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at dusk the stairs are lit with blue lights. against a red setting sun and with a full moon it gives spectacularly beautiful images

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Quite busy when the weather is nice.

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