Walks trough the city
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Historical City walk in groupDid you know that Mechelen played an important political and economic role in de Burgundian period in the fifteenth century?
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Climbing St. Rumbold’s Tower with a guideThe symbol of Mechelen has to be its imposing St. Rumbold’s Tower.
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Burgundian city walkDiscover places and stories that paint a good picture of Mechelen’s Burgundian past and present during the Burgundian city walk through the city.
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Mechelen’s BeguinesThis peaceful walk in the Large and Small Beguinage includes a visit to the Beguinage Church.
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Historic Women’s WalkThis walk pays tribute to some of Mechelen's foremost women, from the highest ranks to the lowest, from the distant past to the present day.
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Carolus WalkThis is a chance to explore Mechelen and sample its liquid gold!
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Water in the streetsFind out why the River Dyle was the lifeblood of Mechelen as youexplore the Melaan and other inlets from the plank bridges along the river banks.
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Mechelen, capital of the carillonDiscover more about the capital of the carillon with a guide.
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St Rumbold’s Cathedral – where gothic meets baroqueOn your tour of St Rumbold’s Cathedral, a guide will unravel eight centuries of history.
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Human Rights walkThe Human Rights Walk takes you on a tour of lesser known locations and heritage in Mechelen.
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Beethoven's MechelenIf 'van Beethoven' doesn’t sound very German, it’s because the composer had Flemish roots. In fact, Ludwig's grandfather grew up in Mechelen!
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Mechelen city of churchesMechelen has eight wonderful historic churches. During this walk, you can visit two or three of them.
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On the art trailOver the years, a succession of artists have left their mark on Mechelen in the form of statues, paintings, street art and so much more.
