Halle, a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural heritage

A journey through the heart of the Senne Valley

Discover the Malakoff Estate, Maasdalbos Lembeekbos Warandepark Berendries and Hallerbos

Nestled in the heart of the Senne Valley, the town of Halle boasts a wealth of natural beauty and cultural heritage, waiting to be explored.

Embark on a 71-km journey from the heart of Lembeek to the Malakoff Estate, a sprawling expanse of woodlands, meadows, and water bodies. The path winds through the Maasdalbos Lembeekbos Warandepark Berendries and Hallerbos, each offering its own unique charm.

The Senne River plays a pivotal role in the region, its winding banks providing a habitat for a variety of flora and fauna. The unique production of lambic, a spontaneously fermented beer from Brussels and the Pajottenland region, takes advantage of the bacteria produced by the river.

Beyond its natural beauty, Halle is also home to numerous historical landmarks, including the 13th-century Church of Saint Martin and the 16th-century Hallepoort, a former city gate. The town's rich history is intertwined with the struggles for independence of the Flemish people.

Whether you're seeking adventure in the great outdoors, delving into the region's cultural heritage, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the Senne Valley, Halle has something to offer every traveler.