Braine-le-Château - Waaienberg - Woluwe-Saint-Lambert - La Hulpe - Battle of Waterloo - Haut-Ittre

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Enjoy the combination of challenging climbs, lush green scenery, and historical landmarks along this road cycling route near Ittre.

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This road cycling route near Ittre offers a mix of challenging climbs, scenic beauty, and historical landmarks. Begin your journey in Braine-le-Château, known for its impressive castle dating back to the 14th century. As you ride through Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, enjoy the panoramic views and green landscapes that make this area so captivating. La Hulpe is next on the route, enchanting riders with its stunning park, Château de La Hulpe, and exceptional natural beauty. The iconic Battle of Waterloo site is another highlight along the route, where you can explore the memorial and reflect on the region's rich history. Finally, reach Haut-Ittre, a charming village surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking views, before concluding your cycling adventure.

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Start: Ittre Village center

Ittre: Adventure awaits in the hills of Brabant Wallon

Ittre in Belgium's Brabant Wallon province is a cyclist's paradise offering a mix of road and gravel biking options. The locality boasts a diverse terrain, with varied routes that cater to different levels of fitness and experience. Cyclists can explore the charming countryside, passing through serene farmlands and quaint villages. The region is well-known among cyclists for its challenging climbs and hilly terrains, including the famous Mur de Huy. Ittre also offers cycling-friendly facilities and accommodations, making it an attractive destination for both local and international cyclists.