F11 Cycle Highway Antwerp–Lier – Te Boelaarpark loop from Boechout

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F11 Cycle Highway Antwerp–Lier – Te Boelaarpark loop from Boechout

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F11 Cycle Highway Antwerp–Lier – Te Boelaarpark loop from Boechout

00:50

14.5km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 11.0 km for 323 m

Permit required

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.32 km

Bicycle bridge Cycle highway F11 Lier-Antwerp

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Good bicycle highway from Antwerp to Lier, this bicycle bridge is a bit dangerous in icy conditions, and the last part of the bicycle highway in Lier is not yet finished

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2.35 km

F11 Cycle Highway Antwerp–Lier

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Quickly from A to B or from Lier to Antwerp.

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2.71 km

Remains of Bakehouse - Gasthuishoeven

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At this location you will find the remains of a bakehouse. A silent witness to Mortsel's rich agricultural past. The bakery was already shown on a map from the mid-19th …

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5.73 km

Rhythmic Movement

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In 1940, sculptor Ernest Wijnants created the artwork Ritmische Beweging, an elegant bronze figure of a young girl in a dancing pose, on a hard stone plinth. It was installed …

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6.25 km

Te Boelaarpark

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The Te Boelaer Park is an area of 16 hectares that has been owned by Borgerhout since 1912. The park was owned by Léocadie Cogels, who had a castle here …

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9.93 km

Monument to Jan Olieslagers, Belgian Aviation Pioneer

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At the access road to Deurne airport there is a statue for Jan Olieslagers. The monument was an initiative of the Antwerp Aviation Club and it was financed by the 1951 flying meeting.

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10.2 km

Antwerp International Airport

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On May 25, 1923, the airport officially opened. In October of that year, aircraft manufacturer and flying school Stampe en Vertongen established themselves at the airport in Deurne.

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14.5 km

End point

Train Station

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