Vilvoorde and its diverse sights
Discover some of the diverse sights of Vilvoorde on this mainly urban 11 km walk which also takes in a beautiful park
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Jump into a Belgian river near you!
Sunday July 12 is your opportunity to jump into a Belgian river
Brueghel Walk, Sint-Anna-Pede
Guest blogger: Pierre, a 29-year old Frenchman who has been living in Brussels for three years. He’s interested in history, literature and nature. It seems… Read More »Brueghel Walk, Sint-Anna-Pede
Swimming in Belgium’s rivers?
Swimming in Belgium’s rivers with the official Big Jump event is scheduled for Sunday 10 July 2022
Memorials and watermills in Rebecq
A few sites to see in the village of Rebecq
The hills are alive: La-Roche-en-Ardenne
Choosing where to walk in the Ardennes is not easy; there are so many wonderful areas to explore. But if you have never been to the Ardennes before, I would recommend La Roche-en-Ardenne. It’s an excellent place to start getting acquainted with this marvellous area of Belgium.
One advantage of this location is that if you set off from Brussels in gorgeous weather and arrive in La Roche to find it pelting down with rain (which in the Ardennes is quite possible), then you can simply change your plan and visit one or more of the town’s museums: the Milling Museum, the Second World War Museum, the Pottery Museum, or even the Ardennes Ham Museum. The town also has a castle with a ghost, which conveniently appears every evening through the summer (although apparently not if it’s raining).Read More »The hills are alive: La-Roche-en-Ardenne