A walk under the foliage is beautiful in itself, but what makes Hallerbos fascinating and unique is the flowering that takes place every spring, usually in the second half of April and the first days of May.
Hallerbos is one of Belgium’s most beautiful natural attractions, an enchanting forest of 552 hectares consisting mainly of beech, oak and maple trees that in spring is covered with an extraordinary blue carpet, created by the simultaneous blooming of an infinite number of hyacinths and bluebells. We are located only 15 km away from Brussels, near the municipality of Halle, an area of Flanders on the border with Wallonia.
