Travel Guide Lo

11 km west of Ieper. Once a major city, Lo went to the village state. His Biscuit biscuit and his products have been internationally renowned. Lo's main attraction is the Grand Place, with its small yellow brick houses and its City hall at the belfry of the th century. Needless to say, some restoration was necessary after 1918. At the crossroads, the church-halle Saint-Pierre, rebuilt after the war, is the principal heir to the former Saint-Pierre Abbey. Next to the Waardepolder, the last vestige of the former enclosure, we honour the Caesar tree, to which the conqueror once attached his horse (hum!). At the exit of the village, just before the mill, the dam of the canal to the right leads you right to Furnes.