Bruegelwandeling
7.6 km • Dilbeek
official route
6.51611 6 3.8/5
Addresse starting point (approximate)
Parking opposite Sint-Annakapel, Herdebeekstraat, 1701 Itterbeek (Dilbeek)
signage
The route is fully signposted with thematic signs (no nodes).
Description
Before you set out, take a good look at the little church of Sint-Anna-Pede. And then at the reproduction of Pieter Bruegel’s “Parable of the Blind.” Do you see the resemblance? The artist ventured into the Pede Valley with his easel and created his most famous works there. During your walk through this picturesque part of the Pajottenland, you’ll pass by eleven reproductions—a delightful blend of culture and nature.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026 by Yves Capea really short walk
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Thursday, October 30, 2025 by Jan TaildemanNice variety of paved and unpaved roads. Runs along very quiet roads with nice views. All arrows were present and also easy to follow with the app.
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Sunday, February 9, 2025 by H.V.Between 725 and 765 there is no indication at all. Follow the plates 'Breugelroute' all but one are ok. Having to guess once...
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Sunday, May 2, 2021 by C.D.The route frequently passes through built-up areas with passage at a train viaduct. Near the Kroonweg, the direction is unclear. Along the way, the images of Bruegel paintings and the churches of Sint-Anna-Pede and Itterbeek make up for much. (posted by Chris).
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Saturday, April 17, 2021 by M.V.Nice route. Also cool to come across some paintings. Some bits are good climbing, but definitely doable. Well 1 picture missing after a small way up. There it is to the right considering it also corresponds to another hiking trail there.
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Thursday, December 31, 2020 by Dominique DelplancheMy regular walk that I have been doing dozens of times a year. The changes in nature are fascinating. Good signage. Varied walk where Breughel is very close. Learning to see the pajottenland through Breughel's eyes provides surprising views.
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