Namur
Mariembourg station, today the terminus of railway line 132 between Charleroi and the Belgian-French border, has a spacious water tower in store.
De Naeyer
The iron water tower of the former De Naeyer paper factory in Willebroek is the eye-catcher of the repurposed domain.
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