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Borgloon - Brood Automaat
End of the 10th century a castle was erected here on a motte. This Borgloon (loon = wooden hill) and the settlement, that developed around, became the center of the county of Loon, that later shifted to Hasselt. In 1180 the castle got destroyed by the armee of Rudolf von Zähringen, prince-bishop of Liege. Already around 20 later Borgloon was granted town privileges.
In later centuries, sieges and looting still took place here - in 1467 by the pro-Burgundian troops of Adolf van Kleef-Ravenstein, in 1482, troops lead by Maximilian I of Austria ravaged the town. In 1491 the church was looted by troops of Jehannot-le-Bâtard, in 1568 and in 1577 Borgloon was looted by troops of William of Orange.
In 1604 and 1606 the town was occupied by Spanish troops. In 1629 followed by occupation by Imperial troops of Johan t'Serclaes of Tilly and in 1636 by Croatian troops led by Jan van Werth... - very rough times.
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Vending machines are pretty popular in Belgium and the Netherlands. In Borgloon the customers can even buy bread - after hours. Here is the second "Brood Automaat" I found in Borgloon, where the customers can buy bread after hours. This one was empty - sold out!
In later centuries, sieges and looting still took place here - in 1467 by the pro-Burgundian troops of Adolf van Kleef-Ravenstein, in 1482, troops lead by Maximilian I of Austria ravaged the town. In 1491 the church was looted by troops of Jehannot-le-Bâtard, in 1568 and in 1577 Borgloon was looted by troops of William of Orange.
In 1604 and 1606 the town was occupied by Spanish troops. In 1629 followed by occupation by Imperial troops of Johan t'Serclaes of Tilly and in 1636 by Croatian troops led by Jan van Werth... - very rough times.
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Vending machines are pretty popular in Belgium and the Netherlands. In Borgloon the customers can even buy bread - after hours. Here is the second "Brood Automaat" I found in Borgloon, where the customers can buy bread after hours. This one was empty - sold out!
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