Tourist offices Belgium

The Voer region in Flanders' Limburg province is a paradise for cyclists and hikers. It comprises six small villages: Moelingen, 's-Gravenvoeren, Sint-Martens-Voeren, Sint-Pieters-Voeren, Teuven and Remersdaal. With its unspoilt natural landscapes, picturesque villages, chapels and castles, the region offers a unique experience for every visitor. Accommodation is mainly in small, family-run businesses, guaranteeing a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere.

Diest, Belgium, offers many interesting sights to visit. These include the Church of St. Sulpice and St. Dionysius, a magnificent Gothic edifice located near De Fortuyn. Nearby is the Stadsmuseum De Hofstadt, a museum well worth a visit. The Church of Our Lady, also in Gothic style, is another place of interest. Visitors can also enjoy the town's warm atmosphere and charming cobbled streets.

Located on the Grote Markt in Zoutleeuw, Belgium, Léau Town Hall is a magnificent Gothic building. Built in 1538, it is one of the region's architectural gems. Visitors can admire its impressive exterior and richly decorated interior. Other places of interest close to the Town Hall include the historic Vleeshuis and the Gothic St Leonard's Church. The town of Léau itself also offers charming alleyways, quaint stores and a pleasant atmosphere. The Zoutleeuw tourist office, located on the Grote Markt, is an ideal starting point for exploring the town and obtaining information on local attractions.

Created in 1975, the Syndicat promotes tourism and heritage in the seven villages of the Bruyère commune. To discover the region and get advice on what to do, visit the Tourist Office! You'll find a leaflet listing tourist sites (vineyards, châteaux, museums) and good addresses, as well as a brochure containing the entity's signposted walks (€10) and cycling routes.