A village of witches and chapels
In the extreme tip of Pajottenland, the streets are named after neighborhoods and hamlets such as Akrenbos, Burght and Muydt. There is witchcraft in the air. As early as the 16th century, when two women were condemned. The folkloric association De Makrallen keeps that past alive with witch walks and storytelling evenings. They also have many chapels in Beaver, no less than 68 of them. And also cheese. In the De Ville family's Beaver Cheese Factory you can learn all about cheese making and taste twelve types of cheese made with milk from their own cows.
"Cheese, chapels and witchcraft."
Hiking in Bever
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Staying in Bever
Want to really explore the area? Stay a little longer and opt for an overnight stay in the area. Thanks to the varied accommodation offer, you will always find a place that suits you. From accommodations full of character to modern lodgings, you will enjoy a warm welcome and a comfortable night's sleep.
