Ipericus

More and more vinyls are being added for your listening pleasure!

Yesterday in Ypers.

Soon available for playing on the record player at Ipericus. The selection includes vinyl albums that have a smooth touch such as material by Billie Holiday, Ella F., Nat King Cole etc.

Soon available at Ipericus, a vintage record player and various great jazz records. I hope you will enjoy this extra!

30.000ste Last Post wereldwijd live op televisie Al 26 landen stemden in om mee te werken aan de 30.000ste Last Post onder de Ieperse Menenpoort op 9 juli. Ligt het aan de Last Post Association, de provin...

Accessible travel in Flanders Fields

Accessible travel in Flanders Fields - Telegraph Visitors to Flanders may have concerns about accessibility. Read accounts for those with mobility issues and those with visual impairment

Together with the fine people at CWRM I've been sculpting small sculptures (14 of the 600.000) to remember the 600.000 war victims.

Took brand new pictures now that everything is cleaned and completely furnished, up tomorrow!

Built in 1921 right after WW1, this house is a typical one. During the renovation as much original elements were preserved to give you a taste of how people lived back then (but upgraded and enlarged to accommodate our current needs of course). The housefront itself is protected by law and considered to be part of the Ypres architectural patrimony. During the autumn and summer you will find a table and chairs outside on the small courtyard to enjoy breakfast, a coffee or have a smoke.

Ypres, now known by its Flemish name of Ieper, is an ancient city located in the Flemish region of the Westhoek in the province of West-Vlaanderen (West Flanders). Ipericus is located in the centre of this beautiful city.

A History of Ypres (Ieper) to 1914 A brief history of the city of Ieper (called Ypres in French-speaking Flanders in 1914).

In an effort to accurately reflect historical reality, to highlight the important role played by Belgium in the conflict, to honour both the military and civilian victims and to include a citizen focus in the commemorations, the federal government has chosen three highly symbolic locations, each reflecting different aspects of the war: Liège, Ypres (Ieper) and Brussels.

National Ceremonies | 2014-18 In an effort to accurately reflect historical reality, to highlight the important role played by Belgium in the conflict, to honour both the military and civilian victims and to include a citizen focus in the commemorations, the federal government has chosen three highly symbolic locations, each ref...