Visit Flanders

It is the best-preserved and largest industrial heritage site in Flanders. In the Mine Museum, you ...

It is great to enjoy a nice picnic outdoors when the weather is fine.

The permanent exhibition tells the story of the flooding of the polder plain during the First World ...

You traverse one of the largest continuous nature areas in Flanders, that stretches from ...

This Natuurpunt Visitor Centre is a great base for exploring the Valley of the 'Zwarte Beek' and ...

Once a waste mountain of accumulated stones, this is now a hill with alternating woodland and open ...

Overlooking the Flemish Ardennes on a millions of years old witness hill, the Muziekbos is highly ...

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Oudenaarde, pearl of the Flemish Ardennes. Home of the Koppenberg and the Tour of Flanders Centre.

An amazing green oasis right in the centre of Ronse.

Welcome to De Hoge Blekker, at 33 metres the highest dune in the entire Flemish coastal region

Every ‘Flandrien’ has heard of the Taaienberg and former cyclist Tom Boonen.

The Flemish Nature Reserve De Westhoek, stretching over almost 350 hectares, is the oldest nature ...

At the beginning of the 20th century, Maurice Calmeyn started planting the eponymous Calmeynbos ...

In Oostduinkerke, Visitors’ Centre De Doornpanne opens the gates to a beautiful nature reserve of ...

The obelisk you see in the market square is 11 metres high and was Ronse’s first public fountain.

The ‘Ter Yde’ dune area in Koksijde consists of 260 hectares of forest and various types of dune ...

Arriving in Nieuwpoort, a visit to the Fish Market is certainly a fascinating experience.

Where the fresh water river Yser flows into the salt water of the North Sea; that is the Yser ...

Zolder 'terril' has been transformed from a mountain of waste slate and slag into a precious nature ...

The mine site at Zolder, also known as The Stack Mining Site. Many buildings here have been ...

On Hollebeek path, a quiet and safe cycling and walking trail.

Many people know this place as a pilgrimage site thanks to the chapel of Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-aan-de ...

The Flemish North Sea coast - that is 67 km of fine sandy beaches, sea, dunes, good food and... art! ...

Oostduinkerke is the only place in the world where people still fish for shrimps in the traditional ...

Here we enter the heritage site Park Abbey with a story that began centuries ago in 1129.

Unlike its name might suggest, this wetland nature reserve in the Dyle Valley is teeming with life.

Stop for a moment and breathe in the history of St Hermes Basilica and Crypt.

Among the meadows, fields and forests lies the former Winderickx Cardboard factory. This is also ...

From a simple little chapel next to a farm in the 12th century, to a church known for its beautiful ...

The name is almost as impressive as the place of worship itself. A church with the same name ...

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The KW line was built just before World War II.

The original Arenberg Castle was built as a fortress in the 14th century by the Lords of Heverlee.

Vlierbeek Abbey in the green part of Kessel-Lo is a dream stopping point for walkers.

Time for action! Engage in numerous outdoor sports activities at this unique location.

Once upon a time, steam tram Zwarte Jean carried passengers and goods through the Dijleland region.

Welcome to the majestic d’Overschie or Neerijse Castle.

Welcome to paradise on earth! Every April, countless bluebells bloom in the Hallerbos, creating a ...

At this central spot, we commemorate the 11 Belgian foresters who died or went missing during the ...

Here we soak up another bit of this city's history at the Basilica of Saint Martin in Halle. Have ...

Meet ‘Dikke Eugène’, a six-metre thick poplar tree.