COME AND DISCOVER THE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS OF THE MONS AND CENTRE REGIONS WITH VHELLO, THE NETWORK OF CYCLE NODES IN THE HEART OF HAINAUT!

Get on your bike and…

• go for a ride along the water’s edge! visit museums and castles!
• discover heritage listed by UNESCO!
• enjoy the local gastronomy!
• retrace the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh in Borinage and explore the mining heritage!

This new 880-km network of bicycle routes in the Heart of Hainaut will be connected to a series of node networks made up of over 41,000 km of marked sections. The nearest networks, which are already marked, are the Wallonie Picarde and Brabant Wallon networks.

The node network is fast and there is no risk of getting lost. Each junction in the network is identified by a node number. Signs tell you the nearest nodes and which way to go in order to reach them.

To plan your route, simply write down the list of nodes you wish to pass through, and then follow the numbered markers along the way.

The Vhello project is funded by the supra-municipal call for projects proposed by Hainaut Province for 2017-2018. A total of 24 municipalities in the Heart of Hainaut are taking part in the project: Binche, Boussu, Braine-le-Comte, Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont, Colfontaine, Dour, Ecaussinnes, Estinnes, Frameries, Hensies, Honnelles, Jurbise, La Louvière, Le Roeulx, Lens, Manage, Mons, Morlanwelz, Quaregnon, Quévy, Quiévrain, Saint-Ghislain, Seneffe and Soignies.

This project is coordinated by a group of partners: Mons Region Tourist Office, Parc des Canaux et Châteaux Tourist Office, Heart of Hainaut Technical Department, IDEA, Hainaut Tourism and the Mons 2025 Foundation.

The Vhello project

The Vhello project is funded by the supra-municipal call for projects proposed by Hainaut Province for 2017-2018. A total of 24 municipalities in the Heart of Hainaut are taking part in the project:

This project is coordinated by a group of partners: Mons Region Tourist Office, Parc des Canaux et Châteaux Tourist Office, Heart of Hainaut Technical Department, IDEA, Hainaut Tourism and the Mons 2025 Foundation.

Thanks to funding from the Province of Hainaut