Visiting ‘s-Gravenwezel, Belgium (Schilde part two of three)

Last week I started the trip to Schilde in the Province of Antwerp. You can read all about it here.

This week we started the second part of the trip, as the town is divided in two submunicipalities: Schilde and ‘s-Gravenwezel. We visited the other site of the town (‘s-Gravenwezel).

There’s one castle there, but it wasn’t accessible, I had a feeling there were people living there as it was all closed off.

There was lots of nature, but lots of places were hard to access for people who are on foot. If you want to visit here by bike, that would probably be more enjoyable and safe.

My journey in photos:

                                       

                                       

                                       

My lunch.

           


                                                   

                                        

                                                                                                                                                   


Mainly lots of walking in nature with this trip, around four hours. So I came home tired.😴

Again no extra cost, except for our lunches with drinks which was around €10/$11,90 for me and my husband.

I slept well this day. 

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