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Herzele station is a railway station along railway line 89 (Denderleeuw - Kortrijk) in the municipality of Herzele. The station is part of the S-network around Brussels. Since October 2012, the station's ticket offices have been closed, and it has become a stop. Tickets for all kinds of journeys can be purchased at the ticket vending machine or through other sales channels. The railway link between Denderleeuw and Kortrijk was established in 1868 after the government granted a concession five years earlier to a certain Isidore Neelemans. The construction of the line and the stations was entrusted to the Société Belge de Chemins de Fer (Societe Belge de Chemins de Ferr). The design of all stations on the line was identical and based on the Westmeerbeek station building, built in 1863 on the Leuven-Herentals line. The station is understated, with a high central section under a gable roof. (Wikipedia)

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Herzele Castle is a ruin of a moated castle, built in the course of the 11th century. It was the residence of the lords of Herzele and has been a protected monument since 1957. The castle was destroyed and rebuilt several times. In 1579, after destruction by the Spaniards, it was not rebuilt due to a lack of funds of the then residents, Prince Willem d'Espinoy and Ernestine van Arenberg. The ruin was sold, one tower was retained to assert the right of privilege. Restoration in 1972.

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Ruin of the moated castle (protected monument) in the center of Herzele. Its origins go back to the 13-14th century. Visit only possible with a guide through the tourism office.

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Beautiful dirt road/gravel between Herzele and Ressegem, along forest and field. Well maintained.

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Very pleasant forest to walk, few people and mostly well-maintained paths.

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The castle symbolizes the glory of Herzele, an important area within the Land of Aalst. This fortification, of which important parts are still visible today, was built according to a geometric plan and dates from the 13th century. It was initially inhabited by the local lords. In the battle of Ghent against Lodewijk van Maele, Count of Flanders, Seger van Herzele was an ally of Ghent. In 1381, in a reprisal measure, the count had the castle set on fire and confiscated the domain. A little later, the lordship was given to the lords of Roubaix and the castle was restored. The domain was now controlled remotely. In 1579 the Catholic Spaniards destroyed the fortress in the battle with the Protestant-minded Flanders. Through marriages, inheritances and sales, the castle and the domain eventually came into the hands of the du Parc Locmaria family during the 19th century. In 1969 the municipality of Herzele bought the castle ruins and started the restoration work. Today, part of the moat, a restored residential tower and the consolidated substructure remain. The castle site grew into the touristic business card of Herzele and the place to be at many events. It is one of the few castle sites in revolt from our province. https://www.herzele.be/burcht

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Beers with a unique taste, brewed with respect for tradition and environment and served with love. De Ryck Brewery is a traditional family brewery with a rich past, based on more than 130 years of craftsmanship and driven by passion.

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