Programme
Exhibition / Scavenger hunt / Self-guided tour / Families
124 The Terdelt garden city celebrates its 100th anniversary
[Neighbourhoods] [Social spaces]
The Terdelt garden city is being highlighted through an exhibition and a family-friendly treasure hunt. On the occasion of its centenary, this activity invites visitors to discover the history of this emblematic neighbourhood, designed as a “village within the city”: its inauguration, school, shops and transport, as well as its social role, particularly through the work of the Foyer Schaerbeekois, and its landscape dimension linked to the urban planning principles of garden cities.
The exhibition will present archival photographs collected by the neighbourhood committee in recent months, along with testimonies from residents. The treasure hunt is self-guided: each small group can start whenever it wishes and explore the neighbourhood at its own pace. Mainly intended for small groups, especially families, it lasts around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The leaflet (French-Dutch) accompanying the treasure hunt will be distributed on Saturday between 14:00 and 18:00, and on Sunday between 12:00 and 18:00, on Place Raymond Foucart, the starting point of the game.
As part of the centenary of the Terdelt garden city, other activities will also take place on Place Raymond Foucart, including a bar run by the neighbourhood committee and moments of exchange around the history and life of the garden city.
In collaboration with the municipality of Schaerbeek.
Practical information
Saturday from 14:00 to 18:00 and Sunday from 12:00 to 18:00
Terdelt Garden City, place Raymond Foucart 1, 1030 Schaerbeek
Advance booking not required.
Wheelchair accessible (with assistance)
Accessible to people with autism - Accessible to deaf and hearing-impaired people - Accessible to people with reduced mobility (walking difficulties) - Suitable for people hypersensitive to stimuli - Assistance dogs allowed - Toilets available