Things To Do
in Zandhoven

A Belgian classic, this dish consists of beef stew slowly cooked in beer and served with crispy Belgian fries. It can be savored at 'De Wapper' in Zandhoven.

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Mussels and fries, a beloved Belgian pairing. Enjoy this at 'Brasserie De Kempen' known for their fresh and well-prepared mussels.

In Zandhoven, Belgium, tipping is generally not mandatory, but it is appreciated for good service. In restaurants, it is common to round up the bill or leave small change, typically around 5-10% if the service was exceptional. In cafes and bars, leaving coins is also a common practice. Tipping in other services such as taxis or hotels is less common, but rounding up the fare or leaving a small amount for exceptional service is welcomed.

Payment methods in Zandhoven are diverse, with cash still widely accepted, although electronic payments are becoming more popular. Most establishments accept credit and debit cards, and contactless payments are common. Mobile payment apps are also gaining traction. It is important to note that some smaller businesses may prefer cash, so having some on hand is advisable.

Spring (March to May) is a vibrant season in Zandhoven, with blooming flowers and mild temperatures. It's a great time for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. Expect occasional rain, but the scenery with blossoming trees makes it very picturesque.

Summer (June to August) brings warm weather, making it an ideal time for festivals and outdoor events. Temperatures can reach into the 20s Celsius, perfect for enjoying the local parks and gardens. Expect longer days and a lively atmosphere, especially in July and August.

Autumn (September to November) is characterized by cooler temperatures and stunning fall foliage. It's a lovely time for nature walks and enjoying the changing colors of the leaves. The harvest season may also provide opportunities to sample local produce and seasonal events.

Winter (December to February) in Zandhoven can be cold and damp, with temperatures generally dropping below freezing. However, it's a magical time if you enjoy festive decorations and seasonal markets, particularly around Christmas. Be prepared for occasional snowfall and a quieter atmosphere.

The largest and busiest airport in Belgium, located approximately 45 km from Zandhoven, offering numerous international flights.

A smaller international airport located about 25 km from Zandhoven, primarily serving flights to European destinations.

Also known as Brussels South Charleroi Airport, located around 75 km from Zandhoven, serving many low-cost carriers.

A cargo-focused airport located approximately 70 km from Zandhoven, with some passenger services as well.

The majority of the population in Zandhoven consists of Belgian nationals who identify as native residents of Belgium.

This group includes individuals who have moved to Zandhoven from other European Union member states.

This demographic includes immigrants from non-EU countries, contributing to the cultural diversity of the region.

These are smaller communities within Zandhoven representing various Flemish and Walloon traditions.

Many restaurants and cafes in Zandhoven offer a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes. Look for 'V' or 'VG' symbols on menus to identify these options.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can find suitable food at select eateries. Some places also offer gluten-free bread and pastries upon request.