Silent witnesses in stone, earth and wood. Heuvelland has hundreds of them. Memories of three world conflicts, but also...
Start your visit to Heuvelland in the child-friendly visitors' centre, where the landscape surrounding Mount Kemmel is...
Kemmel was the scene of very heavy fighting involving both British and French troops during the second half of April 1918....
From 1916 onwards, the Allies attempted to undermine the German positions on the Wijtschate-Mesen ridge. The Germans knew...
This unique German site is located between the villages of Wijtschate and Voormezele. The site consists of two mine...
Westhof Farm served as the headquarters for the New Zealand Division in May and June 1917. The cemetery was also opened in...
The most important relics of the Second World War in the southern part of the Westhoek are just across the border in...
Spanbroek mill - 'molen' is the Dutch word for 'mill' - stood to the south-west of the village of Wijtschate. The cemetery...
Nature reserve De Sulferberg is situated between the border region of Westouter and Reningelst. This fairly recent nature...
Locre N°. 10 Cemetery was one of series of cemeteries that were opened by the French in the spring of 1918. The graves of...
Heuvelland is home to a rich diversity of vegetation and wildlife. This nature reserve is situated between Loker and...
Cabin Hill Cemetery was opened in June 1917 by the British 11th Division and continued to serve as a frontline burial...
