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d'Hoogvorstwandeling

9.8 km • Meise

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Sint- Martinuskerk, 1860 Meise

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d'Hoogvorst walk takes its name from Baron Emmanuel van der Linden d'Hoogvorst, former mayor of Meise in the 19th century. The walk takes you through the center of Meise and past the National Botanical Garden of Belgium, one of the largest botanical gardens in the world, with its famous giant arum. Step across the Heirbaan, enjoying magnificent views of Brussels. In clear weather, you can easily recognize the Atomium. Stroll past the picturesque St. Stephen's Church of Oppem, ending at the chapel of St. Eloi, protector of horse traders.

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Friday, December 18, 2020 by Michel VMFrom center Meise you walk straight into nature; nice walk along small roads and drives with beautiful scenery and slopes. Definitely recommended (no forest, no mud!).
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