Zuid-Dijleland

Zuid-Dijleland (Southern Dyle River Area) is a region of the Flemish Brabant. Local tourism services have created a hiking or walking node network which spans from Tervuren to Leuven and to Ottenburg next to the linguistic border in the South.

Cities

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  • 50.854.6166671 Bertem Bertem on Wikipedia
  • 50.7833334.5833332 Huldenberg Huldenberg on Wikipedia
  • 50.87754.7044443 Leuven
  • 50.81754.62534 Neerijse
  • 50.864.695 Oud-Heverlee Heverlee on Wikipedia
  • 50.7833334.5333336 Overijse Overijse on Wikipedia
  • 50.8166674.57 Tervuren

Other destinations

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Understand

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Talk

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People speak Dutch in this part of the country. Most people are also able to speak English or French, since the region borders on both Wallonia and Brussels.

Get in

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Get around

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Map
Map of Zuid-Dijleland

See

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Do

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  • 50.8033714.6706931 Speelbos Everzwijnbad
  • 50.8224064.6550742 row boat as well.
  • 50.823974.6575633 Zoet Waterpark with the possibility to play mini-golf.
  • 50.830724.6534164 playground

Eat

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  • 50.8221014.6545421 Het Spaans Dak
  • 50.8235294.6544041 several restaurants and a place to get french fries

Drink

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  • 50.8056314.6633421 toilets and potable water
  • 50.8224484.6630392 Minnebron with potable source water on your left

Sleep

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Stay safe

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