New Year’s Revolutions: Belgian Cycling 2015 (Part 2)
Some more great tips from Kevin Mayne on how to enjoy cycling in Belgium
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Discover Belgium by Bike (Part 1)
Some great ideas from guest blogger Kevin Mayne to discover Belgium by bike
Bruegel in Peer
Here is the third part of “In Bruegel’s footsteps”, which covers his association with the Limburg town of Peer.
Tervuren Park. On foot, bike, tandem, mountainbike, horse…
Walk or jog; trot your horse or ride your bike; fish or paddle; eat or drink; kick a football or throw a frisbee. There are lots of different ways to enjoy Tervuren Park.
The blossoms of Haspengouw
2017 update: Some of the information below is no longer valid. For two more recent articles on the Haspengouw fruit orchards, check out Cycling through… Read More »The blossoms of Haspengouw
Cycling into Hageland. Why no picnic benches outside Horst Castle?
Hageland – the area south of Leuven – is an excellent region for cycling, thanks to fairly quiet country lanes and the presence of the Cycling Interchange Network, which allows you to easily plan and follow your own cycle route
Belgium’s National Park. 3 walks for the price of 1
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How to cycle the Promenade Verte
Guest Blogger Rebecca provides travel tips on the Belgian capital for the Guardian’s Been There Travel website. Here she explains how to cycle the Promenade… Read More »How to cycle the Promenade Verte
Cycling with the cycle route interchange network
I love the Cycle Route Interchange Network. If you’ve never tried it, you should.
The Leuven-Mechelen Canal
Cycling along the Leuven-Mechelen Canal is easy and fun thanks to wide, clearly signposted cycle paths.
The inclined plane at Ronquieres
The amazing Sloping Lock of Ronquières (also called the Inclined Plane of Ronquières has to be seen to be believed.