Since 1998, the Beguinage has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Beguinage dates back to the 13th century. You can stroll past the small houses and visit the courtyard or the Mattheuskapel
The towers are constructed of limestone and sandstone. The southern 'Speytorre' was built in 1385 to control traffic on the Lys
Texture is a museum in the Belgian city of Kortrijk that tells the evolution of flax cultivation, processing and processing into linen fabric, linked to the development of the Lys Valley in and around Kortrijk
The construction of the Church of Our Lady was started in 1199 on the initiative of Count Baldwin IX. The church was located within the grave domain of Kortrijk
Kortrijk 1302 is a museum in the Beguinage Park in kortrijk, Belgium. The multimedia museum is located in the Groeninge Abbey and deals with the myth-making around the Battle of the Golden Spurs
The architectural style is an example of the Gothic-Renaissance transitional style. The 14 statues in the façade are filled with the statues of the counts of Flanders
The International Rose Garden dates back to 1959 and is located in the gardens of the castle 't Hooghe, along the Doorniksesteenweg in Kortrijk
The site occupied by St. Martin's Church (Sint-Maartenskerk) was already home to a 'place of worship' in around 650 AD
K in Kortrijk is a shopping centre in the heart of Kortrijk. Discover more than 80 shops and restaurants for young and old, spread over 34,000 m2
Ring Shopping is an indoor shopping center on the outskirts of Kortijk with no less than 90 shops. The wide range of shops meets all your fashion, beauty and lifestyle needs
The Baggaertshof was founded in 1638 by Joossine Baggaert who set up 13 cottages for needy women
The belfry (Belfort) stands in the centre of the Grote Markt and was part of the former cloth hall. The earliest mention of the cloth hall dates back to 1248
The Kortrijk beguinage was destroyed several times: in 1302 at the time of the Battle of the Golden Spurs, in 1382 after the Battle of Westrozebeke and again by the French in 1684. The 41 cottages date back to the 17th century
This park was given its name further to a visit by Queen Astrid to Kortrijk on 5 April 1935.
The Groeningepoort is a memorial in the Belgian city of Kortrijk. The triumphal arch was built on the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the Battle of the Golden Spurs
The Kortrijk Theatre is just about the largest performing arts centre in South-West Flanders. The building dates from 1920 and is conceived as a 'théâtre à l'italienne'
The Groeninge Gate (Groeningepoort) and the Groeninge monument (Groeningemonument) were constructed to commemorate the 600th anniversary of the Battle of the Golden Spurs
The hospital's inner courtyard is one of the best preserved 17th century sites in Kortrijk. First and foremost 'hospital' (Latin: hospitalis) refers to hospitality and not to illness
The Artillery Tower or Armorie Tower was built together with the castle in 1301-1302 by the French King Philip the Fair, as part of the Franco-Flemish war against the Count of Vlaandere
The church of the Passionists (1874), is the archetypal church of popular devotion.
Great city game! Easy to use, big fun to play! We had a nice tour around the city. Literally everyone was excited! Can't wait to do another Qula City Trail.
They put us in sackcloth and ashes there was nothing we got ripped off and I lost my 30€
Nice way to explore Kortrijk. You will come to beautiful places, highlights of Kortrijk and through the questions and assignments you have fun facts, a piece of history or things that you would otherwise not notice. Cool!
During a city trip Kortrijk we did the trail. It's a fun way to explore a city. You get to both the highlights and less obvious places and that makes it interesting. The questions were a nice extra. At the start of the trail we had to find the best way of working with the navigation to the next location.
Nice way to explore the less touristy parts of the city. We had to find out how it worked to find a location.
Nice way to explore a city. High school in Kortrijk and then went out for years in Kortrijk (25 years ago). Discovered (it) many nice places. With the game questions, a note. At the town hall we have to count the Flemish Counts. That is not asking about the wives, so that was not clear, but above all: on the corner is a statue of Mary, as far as I know never been count but that was counted in the answer. Nice job though!
The best way to discover a city at your own pace. You don’t have to listen or wait for a guide, but you’ll learn as much, or almost. You take a break whenever and wherever you want and you decide the order. Kortrijk has pleasantly surprised us!
It was a super nice walk with nice assignments regret that there were so many works in Kortrijk itself so that some answers were not immediately visible
Kortrijk is my hometown, I also went to school there and yet I discovered new things. We played in 2 teams this made it exciting. A very nice experience. We will do this in other cities.
Fun search, most questions also suitable for children and ideal to combine with the highlights of the city
The treasure hunt is the ideal way to explore the city. There were two of us and this search was the perfect activity to get to know the city of Kortrijk. The questions were varied and you learned something about the history of the city. Highly recommended!
It was not the first and certainly not the last Qula city trail we did. Just a pity that this time the GPS function did not function so we had to trace all locations via Google. That cost us a lot of points, because we never got to hear the horn 😅😂
Fun trip to various topics. Sorry about the hot weather over 30 degrees. 2 commands not ku Perform no because sr Dental statue was gone by roadworks.
We definitely recommend the ciry trail! It's a really cool way to explore the city. The distance between the different points is not too great. You get very nice facts and info, but certainly not too extensive. The assignments/questions have a good variety. The walk passes beautiful points in the city and we have learned something in the meantime. Ideal, then!
A very nice way to get to know the city. The assignments are clear and informative. The walk passes enough cafes, so there is ample opportunity to stop somewhere and have a drink.
Wouldn't have thought of it myself, got this as a gift but was a nice experience. That's how we got to know the city.
We expected a challenging game, but we got a somewhat boring explanation about different places in the city with few challenging or relevant questions. There was no common thread or story, you just had to go to places on the map and read the text and solve a (fairly simple) question. Very limited game element. We previously did a city game in Leuven with another organization, where you had to solve a ‘murder’ together or in groups against the background and history of the city, much more fun, much more challenging, much more educational... so there is a different way. The organization was easily accessible and the person on the line was very helpful.
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