Tourism

The municipalities of Hoeilaart, Tervuren and Zaventem are located in the province of Flemish Brabant. Our province has a wealth of tourist attractions. Discover the many castles hidden away in the greenery, have a taste of our incomparable brewing heritage and explore our authentic markets, playgrounds, wellness centres and charming holiday accommodations. Admire the impressive vistas over Brussels and enjoy our countless walks and cycling routes. 

For more information on tourist attractions in the province of Flemish Brabant please visit the Tourism Flemish Brabant website.
https://www.toerismevlaamsbrabant.be

Tourism Flemish Brabant also offers a tourist brochure specifically aimed at newcomers to the area.Click on the link to gain inspiration from six influential bloggers who travelled Flemish Brabant and share their experiences and ‘insider tips’ in the brochure.In addition to their experiences you’ll find handy lists to help you explore the area.You can pick up this brochure for free at your municipal Tourist Information Centre or download it here.
 

Discover the rest of Flanders as well at http://www.visitflanders.com/

Tervuren is located in the Grape District, situated in the Greenbelt surrounding Brussels. You can walk or cycle through its beautiful park, the extensive Sonian Forest, the Arboretum, or tour the fields and hollow roads of Duisburg, Moorsel and Vossem, sub-municipalities that have managed to keep their rural character very well.
Tervuren’s streets clearly reflect its rich history. Discover its many illustrious ancestors and take a moment to ponder the countless historical buildings proudly attesting a glorious past. 2018 was an important year for Tervuren thanks to the re-opening of the Royal Museum for Central Africa. After years of restoration, this sleeping giant exhibite its ‘gems’ again.

Start your visit to Tervuren at the interactive Tourist Information Centre and learn all about Tervuren’s attractions, both large and small. You can also pick up inspiration for a visit to the South Dijleland area or the lovely Sonian Forest.
You will literally wander through the trees at the Information Centre. Multiple-language apps provide a great impression of the available tourist attractions. Discover the Sonian Forest
via a digital quiz or pick bunches of grapes using a touchscreen. The Information Centre is accessible free of charge and open seven days a week during the tourist season.