Zevenster - Tervuren Path Junction

360° panorama of the Tervuren Path Junction

Kikkersweg Blekerijdreef Fazantendreef Lattepoortdreef Ackermansdreef Van Caudenbergdreef Duisburgsedreef Olmendreef Watermolendreef Wilde Zwijnenweg Zaveldreef Badweg Baddreef Kikkersweg (repeat)

This is a composite 360° photo of an amazing junction of 12 or 13^† paths, called the "Zevenster" in Dutch, in the forested section of Tervuren Park, to the east of Brussels. The panorama is composed of 9 separate photos.

The paths named 'dreef' (drive) may be used by pedestrians, cyclists or horse-riders; those named 'weg' (way) are footpaths (or in the case of Kikkersweg, a route for foot and horse traffic). Badweg is unnamed on the ground and on most maps (but the name is given on a map shown at the gate opposite the tram terminus, near the museum). Most of the paths lead more or less towards one of the horseshoe of surrounding lakes - except, somewhat ironically, Watermolendreef (Watermill drive).

† The exact number depends on whether or not you include Ackermansdreef, which is visible, but starts a little distance away from the main junction clearing, forking off Van Caudenbergdreef.

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