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Zennewandeling

4.7 km • Beersel

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Herman Teirlinckplein, 1650 Beersel

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The green Zenne Valley brings you to the gate of the beautiful castle of Beersel, the eye-catcher of this hike. The castle still stands as it did at the end of the 15th century. You'll travel as it were five centuries back in time. Enjoy the wide views over the Zenne Valley and the southwestern part of Brussels. Near the church is Brewery 3 Fountains where craft lambic beer has been brewed for decades. This hike is signposted with a 6-sided sign called the Zennewandeling.

This walk is offered by Tourism Flemish Brabant.

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Saturday, June 12, 2021 by M.D.Provided you can focus your mind on something else than the sounds of the highway in the background, this is a very nice and relaxing hike with a magnificent variety of landscape that sometimes resembles paintings by Breughel. Very well signposted with a passage at Beersel Castle. Recommended
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