Dear Friend of Flanders,

In view of the COVID-19-situation, specific safety measures are currently in place across Belgium. You will find more detailed information on following website. For the latest travel advice to our country, please consult your local authorities.

If you are travelling to Flanders, Brussels or elsewhere in Belgium for a duration of 48 hours or more, you will need to complete a Passenger Locator Form, within the 48 hours before your arrival in Belgium. 

Wearing of a mask is compulsory for anyone over the age of 12 in confined public spaces, including shops, museums, theatres, on public transport and in streets and other public areas in some cities. It is therefore recommended to carry a mask with you at all times. People are expected to keep a social distance of 1.5m (5ft). 

From 19 October onwards, bars, restaurants and cafés are closed for one month. There is a curfew in place across the country from midnight until 5 o’clock in the morning. 

Take good care of yourself and each other and keep it safe and healthy.  

We hope to welcome you again soon, with twice the heart, love and hospitality. 

Warm regards,
VISITFLANDERS.

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German military cemetery of Menenwald

German military cemetery of Menenwald ©Westtoer
In Menen you can find the largest German military cemetery in Belgium. About 48,000 soldiers are buried here. During World War I, Menen was in German hands. The army laid out a cemetery near a forest, hence the name ‘Menen Wald’.In the 1950s, the 128 German military cemeteries in Belgium were merged into four large resting places. About 40,000 fallen soldiers were moved to Menenwald, which makes it the largest cemetery in West Flanders and the largest German WWI cemetery on the continent.

Where

Groenestraat 
8930 Menen

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Contact

+32 56 53 23 63

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