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The Louisa d’Havé Bridge is a sleek, modern bicycle and pedestrian bridge that connects the banks of the Scheldt River. Its open steelwork and soft curves give the bridge an almost floating appearance above the water. From the center, you have a clear view of the quays, residential areas, and the gentle flow of the Scheldt.

Yes and no. If you cycle the Watermill Route, you do have to stop for a while, but we can't speak of any "industrial" beauty here.

Yes and no. If you cycle the Watermill Route, you do have to stop for a while, but we can't speak of any "industrial" beauty here.

Take a moment to admire the scenery.

The Watermolenroute follows the Leberg downhill. A beautiful descent in contrast to the challenging climb.

The Oudenaarde courthouse is an imposing neo-Gothic complex from the interwar period, built between 1922 and 1925 to a design by architect Henri Valcke. The style deliberately references Brabant Gothic, allowing the building to blend seamlessly with the city's historic architecture. The courthouse stands on the site of the former monastery of Sion, which was destroyed by fire in 1745.

The Makegemse Bos is a beautiful, unspoiled natural area. It's actually a collective name for nine forests. Here you'll find diverse tree and animal species, such as salamanders, birds, and bats.

Fun alternative for the well known Berendries climb. It’s a cobbled climb, but the cobbles aren’t as bad as many of the famous segments in Flanders.