The odd side of Belgium.

Evidence-backed unusual places in Belgium, grouped with maps, original sources and useful geographic context. These are crawlable research records, not an indiscriminate directory: reports without enough depth remain available for exploration but are excluded from search indexing.

METEORITE LANDING · NASA Meteorite Landings

Lesves meteorite

Recorded meteorite landing

A L6 meteorite recorded as an observed fall with a recorded mass of 2,000 g.

Map, evidence and context →METEORITE LANDING · NASA Meteorite Landings

St. Denis Westrem meteorite

Recorded meteorite landing

A L6 meteorite recorded as an observed fall with a recorded mass of 700 g.

Map, evidence and context →UNESCO GLOBAL GEOPARK · UNESCO Global Geoparks

Famenne-Ardenne UNESCO Global Geopark

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The 14 km Han Cave can be accessed via a vintage tram and features a beautifully curated museum.Explore picturesque towns like Durbuy, known as ‘the smallest city in the world’, and its surr

Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · Expanded physical oddities

MS Herald of Free Enterprise

Belgium

passenger and car ferry that capsized at Zeebrugge in March 1987

Map, evidence and context →BUNKER · Expanded physical oddities

Kemmel command bunker

Belgium

command bunker of the Belgian Army during the Cold War

Map, evidence and context →BUNKER · Expanded physical oddities

NORTHAG War Headquarters Cannerberg

Netherlands

cold War-era NATO communications center and wartime HQ in Belgium

Map, evidence and context →ARTIFICIAL ISLAND · Expanded physical oddities

Princess Elisabeth Island

Belgium

artificial energy island in the North Sea before the Belgian Coast

Map, evidence and context →EXCLAVE · Expanded physical oddities

Negenhuizen

Belgium

enclave of Baarle-Hertog in the hamlet of Baarle-Nassau Grens

Map, evidence and context →SUBTERRANEAN RIVER · Expanded physical oddities

Old Woluwe

Belgium

subterranean river in Haren, Brussels, Belgium

Map, evidence and context →