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Keerbergen

From the carts in The Butter Mill to the sails of the Heimolen. Unique heritage that tells the stories of the region.

With the Sandman as your guide

In Heemmuseum De Botermolen old crafts come back to life. You walk past a Leuven stove and the largest collection of old carts and wagons in Flanders. The landmark of Keerbergen is the Heimolen, an imposing post mill dating from 1706 which comes to life every first Saturday of the month thanks to the young miller Alexander Malomgré.

In front of the town hall is the Zandjan, a statue of a traditional sand colorer who used to bring the washed white sand to the markets with his wheelbarrow. Also notable are the three Dijle bridges: the Old Hans Bridge and the new bridges Wittegoud Bridge and Rainbow Bridge lead you safely across the water.

"Nowhere can you admire so many old carts as in The Butter Mill."

Hiking in Keerbergen

Cycling in Keerbergen

See and do in Keerbergen

Staying in Keerbergen

Want to really explore the area? Stay a bit longer and choose accommodation nearby. Thanks to the varied range of accommodation on offer, you’ll always find somewhere to suit you. From characterful lodgings to modern stays: you’ll enjoy a warm welcome and a comfortable night’s sleep.

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