Belfry of Bergues – Bergues loop from Bergues

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Belfry of Bergues – Bergues loop from Bergues

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245

runners

Belfry of Bergues – Bergues loop from Bergues

04:05

39.4km

100m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 24, 2026

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17.3 km

Château d'Esquelbecq

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The Castle with its feudal charm, restored in 0606, with its dovecote (1606), gatehouse, farm (housing the Maison du Westhoek) and bailiff's house (1615), still looks exactly like the print …

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20.4 km

Wormhout

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Wormhout is a town in the French department of Nord (Hauts-de-France region) and has 5300 inhabitants. Wormhout is a city of traditions and nature. It has a number of dynamic …

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27.4 km

De Briarde Castle

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The castle was the seat of the manor of Kappel. The castle was built in the 14th or 15th century but was regularly destroyed. A legend says that there was …

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38.7 km

Belfry of Bergues

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Welcome to the Chti's. The filming locations can be explored within 30 minutes. The Belfry towers imposingly in the center of the town.

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38.9 km

Bergues

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Bergues is a small French town near Dunkirk.
Berques became known through the feature film "Welcome to the Schtis" by Danny Boon.
Particularly noteworthy are the fortifications, the city gates, …

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39.0 km

The Sint-Maartenkerk (Eglise de Saint-Martin) is a very old church in Bergues. The history of Bergues mentions its founding by the Count of Flanders Baldwin II, known as the Bald, in the second half of the 9th century.

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39.0 km

Fußweg Tour durch Bergues

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39.3 km

Porte de Bierne

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The fortified enclosure of Bergues has been preserved in its entirety. The Bierne Gate (1585) is made up of a small castle flanked by two towers which frame the drawbridge.

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