The paradox of Deurle between game reserve and art

The village center of Deurle has preserved its rustic charm: a narrow road with whitewashed houses, a church, a rectory and a school. The church leans against a high river dune, a wooded area that once served as a game park. Artists discovered the quiet village as a refuge from the city, later followed by the urban elite. During the guided tour, we discover the paradox of Deurle: traces of artistic activity, a visit to the cemetery and a guided walk among elegant villas, often hidden in the lush greenery. Activity Members: Eugeen Roegiest