Guided tours at the Frans Masereel Centre
This Flemish centre for the graphic arts is intended to be a dynamic, varied and forward-looking international centre for the contemporary visual arts with a focus on the printed image. It is a centre for creation, but also for the communication of knowledge, international co-operation, research and public participation.

The aim of the Frans Masereel Centre is to bring the public into contact with every aspect of the printed image by means of talks, workshops, demonstrations, etc. Contacts and the exchange of ideas are essential to the always positive evaluation of the centre, which is visited annually by more than 100 artists, both young and established.

A number of exhibitions and projects on the graphic arts are organised both in the centre and elsewhere to promote the contemporary printed image.

Frans Masereel Centrum
Zaardendijk 20
2460 KASTERLEE
BELGIUM
Tel.: +32 14 85 22 50/52
Fax: +32 14 85 05 91
E-mail: fransmasereelcentrum@vlaanderen.be

De Waaiberg – Keeses molen
The municipality of Kasterlee and the folkloric society of Kasterlee, Lichtaart and Tielen together established the museum of local history, a protected area containing the dilapidated buildings near Keeses Molen. It is called Waaiberg, which is the ancient name for this region. The museum shows the architectural style and way of life of the people of the Kempen during the second half of the 19th Century and the beginning of the 20th Century.

Visits are possible with or without guide.
Guided tours take one hour.

Prices:
Entrance:
adults 0,75 euro
children (-12 years old), students, 60+, disabled: 0,50 euro
children (-6 years old): free entrance
groups: minimum fee 10,00 euro
Guide: 15 euro/group (max. 30 persons/group)
 
Keeses Molen (mill)
A guided visit with the miller takes half an hour.
Prices:
8 euro/group

Both the mill and the Heemerf can be combined in one guided tour.
Reservations for guided tours can be arranged at the Tourist Information Office.