After the First World War, the local community recovered quickly. Returnees, stayers, newcomers and visitors all met in...
The 'Lettenberg' hill is a spur of the much larger Kemmel Hill, which was the most important British observation post in...
From 1916 onwards, the Allies attempted to undermine the German positions on the Wijtschate-Mesen ridge. The Germans knew...
This cemetery was opened in December 1914 by four battalions of the British 5th Division. It was originally known as...
The most important relics of the Second World War in the southern part of the Westhoek are just across the border in...
Torreken Farm Cemetery was started in June 1917 by the 5th Dorset Regiment and remained in use as a frontline cemetery...
The lonely grave of Major William Redmond is one of the most remarkable spots in Heuvelland. It stands in splendid...
This cemetery was opened in January 1917. Plots I to III were used by field ambulances and fighting units until...
The granite cross was carved in Ireland and now stands next to the Commonwealth war cemetery in Wijtschate. A similar...
Nature reserve De Sulferberg is situated between the border region of Westouter and Reningelst. This fairly recent nature...
The mass grave at the foot of Kemmel Hill contains the remains of 5 294 French soldiers, of whom just 57 are identified....
Wonderful view on the Northern of France and our hills!
