Beguinage

The last genuine component is the beguinage. It is the Lier's second UNESCO World Heritage Site. This overwhelmingly quiet corner of the downtown area retreats to the thirteenth century. An encased zone run of the mill of the Low Countries where beguines generally ladies and unmarried ladies made them administer existences, a beguinage used to be fundamentally free and self-decision.

The beguinage of Lier is an authentic thirteenth-century beguinage, made up of eleven cobbled byways and in excess of 150 houses. The old church is the motivation behind converging of the game plan. While there are ious differing beguinages found in Flanders, the one in Lier is one of the best and generally perfect.