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The 7 Must-See Stops on a Vespa Ride Through the Hageland

1 April 2026 by
The 7 Must-See Stops on a Vespa Ride Through the Hageland
Scooter Verhuur

Are you planning a Vespa tour in the Hageland? Then you’re in for a day filled with stunning views, charming stops, and culinary discoveries. This region in Flemish Brabant is known for its rolling hills, vineyards, and charming villages. 

To help you get the most out of your ride, we’ve put together a list of the 7 best stops on a Vespa tour through the Hageland region. 

1. The Vineyards of the Hageland

A Vespa ride through the Hageland isn’t complete without a stop among the vineyards. This area is one of Belgium’s most famous wine regions.

Visit a local vineyard, enjoy the view of the hills, and perhaps have a glass of Hageland wine.

2. The Vlooyberg Tower in Tielt-Winge

This iconic, floating staircase is a real eye-catcher and a popular stop on any Vespa tour. 

Once you reach the top, you’ll be rewarded with a stunning panoramic view of the landscape. It’s the perfect spot for a quick break, and a great photo, of course. 🙃

3. The Vinne in Zoutleeuw

Need some nature and peace and quiet? Then Het Vinne is definitely worth a visit.

This unique nature reserve, with its large lake and walking trails, is the perfect place to stretch your legs. You can also relax on a bench with a view of the water.

4. Vlierbeek Abbey

For a touch of history and tranquility, Vlierbeek Abbey makes for a lovely stop.

The abbey grounds exude serenity and are a lovely place to escape the hustle and bustle for a while. There are also some cozy spots nearby where you can grab a drink.

5. Stunning views of the vineyards

The Hageland region is known for its rolling countryside. Along the way, you’ll come across several scenic overlooks where you can stop for a moment.

6. A cozy little terrace in Diest

A Vespa ride isn’t complete without stopping at a cozy outdoor café. Diest is a charming little town with a lively atmosphere, where you can enjoy a drink, lunch, or ice cream. It’s the perfect place to take a breather.

7. Local farm shops and regional products

Along the way, you’ll come across plenty of farm shops where you can buy local products: fresh fruit juices, regional beers, and other delicacies. Perfect to take home or enjoy on the go during a picnic.