Kampenhout

Tucked between Brussels and Leuven on the farming plain of Flemish Brabant, Kampenhout is a place whose character is shaped by fields, market gardens and a network of small settlements. The Leuven-Dijle Canal passes through Kampenhout-Sas, linking this rural municipality with Leuven and the River Dijle. Belgian endive, known in Dutch as witloof, is part of the local identity: the Witloofmuseum traces the crop’s cultivation and the growers who made it a fixture of Belgian cuisine. Quiet lanes and open farmland give Kampenhout a distinctly Brabant character, while Brussels remains close by. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Flemish Brabant.

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