Kemmel was the scene of heavy fighting involving British and French troops during the second half of April 1918, as a...
Wonderfull view on the picturesque church tower of Loker!
The castle or chateau of Kemmel stood to the north-west of the village and the cemetery was opened on the north side of...
This unique German site is located between the villages of Wijtschate and Voormezele. The site consists of two mine...
The Hellebeek nature reserve covers an area of some 8 hectares in Loker (one of the municipalities in Heuvelland). It is...
The Breemeersen is a nature reserve of outstanding natural beauty, covering some 26 hectares in Nieuwkerke (one of the...
Lone Tree Cemetery is located close to the Lone Tree crater (also known as the of Spanbroekmolen crater), one of the 19...
Start your visit to Heuvelland in the child-friendly visitors' centre, where the landscape surrounding Mount Kemmel is...
Locre N°. 10 Cemetery was one of series of cemeteries that were opened by the French in the spring of 1918. The graves of...
Pond Farm was situated amongst the fields some 800 metres to the east of Packhorse Farm. The cemetery is located on the...
Kemmel was the scene of very heavy fighting involving both British and French troops during the second half of April 1918....
The landscape on the 125-metre high Scherpenberg hill consists of fontinal woods, wet spring meadows, sloping pasture, and...
