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Accessible Excursions in Flanders and Brussels 2019 Accessible excursions in Flanders and Brussels 2019 Table of contents 1. Art cities ............................................................................ 7 ANTWERP ............................................................................................................................... 7 • Museums and attractions ........................................................................................... 7 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 12 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 14 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 15 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 16 BRUGES ................................................................................................................................ 17 BRUSSELS ............................................................................................................................. 17 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 17 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 23 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 24 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 25 GHENT .................................................................................................................................. 26 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 26 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 29 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 31 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 33 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 35 LEUVEN ................................................................................................................................. 36 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 36 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 36 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 38 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 40 MECHELEN ............................................................................................................................ 42 2. Flemish regions ............................................................... 43 GROENE GORDEL ................................................................................................................ 43 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 43 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 48 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 50 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 51 2 HAGELAND ............................................................................................................................ 52 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 52 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 54 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 57 AROUND ANTWERP – MECHELEN ....................................................................................... 58 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 58 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 59 CAMPINE ............................................................................................................................... 59 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 59 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 63 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 64 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 71 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 72 RIVER MEUSE REGION ......................................................................................................... 74 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 74 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 75 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 77 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 77 HASPENGOUW ..................................................................................................................... 78 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 78 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 79 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 80 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 81 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 82 VOERSTREEK ........................................................................................................................ 84 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 84 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 84 THE LIMBURG CAMPINE ....................................................................................................... 85 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 85 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 88 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 91 • Information offices ................................................................................................... 91 SURROUNDINGS OF BRUGES ............................................................................................. 93 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 93 • Monuments and buildings ........................................................................................ 93 3 • Food and drinks........................................................................................................ 94 LEIESTREEK ........................................................................................................................... 95 • Museums and attractions ......................................................................................... 95 • Walking and cycling .................................................................................................. 99 • Food and drinks...................................................................................................... 102 • Information offices ................................................................................................. 103 FLANDERS FIELDS .............................................................................................................. 103 WAASLAND ......................................................................................................................... 103 • Walking and cycling ................................................................................................ 103 • Food and drinks...................................................................................................... 105 • Information offices ................................................................................................
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