Drève du Comte - Graafdreef, Tree-lined avenue in Watermael-Boitsfort, Belgium.
Drève du Comte is a tree-lined avenue stretching roughly three kilometers through residential neighborhoods, connecting Watermael-Boitsfort with Uccle and Sint-Genesius-Rode. The route forms a green corridor passing through distinct residential districts, each with its own character and development pattern.
The name Drève du Comte references the noble landowners who historically shaped this area and established their estates here. This aristocratic past has influenced the structure and character of the region through to today.
Local residents maintain strong connections to outdoor activities along this avenue, which forms part of the green network within Brussels Capital Region.
The avenue is well accessible with connections to several public transport stops and Boitsfort Station for regional travel. Visitors are best served wearing comfortable shoes, as exploring the entire length requires time and stamina.
This three-municipality spanning avenue features distinct sections where the postal codes change as it crosses from 1170 to neighboring administrative zones.
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