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Geel is a city in the province of Antwerp. Finds from the Iron Age and even the Stone Age have been made on the territory. The Romans occupied the area from 57 BC. but unfortunately left few traces. The current Geel was only mentioned in writing in 1247. The Battle of Geel also took place near Geel in 1944. This was one of the bloodiest battles during the liberation of Belgium. The city has many sights such as the Sint-Amandskerk, the Sint-Dimpnakerk and the Gasthuismuseum Sint-Dimpna. The city has its own proverb:"Coming from Geel\\\", means"going crazy\\\". Not much is known about the origin of this special proverb. Near Geel you will find Meerhout. This village is located on the Grote Nete and was first mentioned in 742. Various walking and cycling routes have been set out in the area, along the Grote Nete and through the beautiful forest areas in the area. Some sights include the St. Trudo Church, the market square and the Monument to the Boerenwar. Upon arrival you will arrive at Profile Vangenechten. This experienced bicycle specialist is ready to carefully check your bicycle before you start cycling the route. With your bicycle discount pass you will receive a 10 euro discount on maintenance or any repairs. This way you can always leave with peace of mind and enjoy this beautiful tour to the fullest.