The Abbey of Saint Sixtus of Westvleteren is a Cistercian monastery in Belgium known for producing Trappist beer. Visitors can learn about the monastic lifestyle and the brewing process while enjoying the serene surroundings.

Talbot House is a WWI attraction that offers a glimpse into the lives of soldiers during the war. Founded by Reverend Philip 'Tubby' Clayton in 1915, it features a cozy garden and a small exhibition filled with photos and quotes.

The Hop Museum in Poperinge celebrates the history of hops and beer in Belgium. Visitors can see a collection of over 1600 beer bottles and learn unique facts about hops.

Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery is a burial ground for First World War soldiers. It is the second largest Commonwealth cemetery in Belgium, holding many soldiers who died from their wounds near Ypres.

Poperinge Town Hall Death Cell is a historical site where war deserters were executed. It features an original shooting post and a chilling stone-walled death cell, along with brochures and audio recounting the 1917 execution of soldier Herbert Morris.