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This statue made in 1986 is featured on the main square. De Zandjan symbolises the 'sandmen' that hoveled sand and transported them in wheelbarrels. After the sand was washed, it was brought to nearby cities Mechelen or Leuven. They poured the white sand on the floor in the living rooms, which gave a clean impression and prevented dust from blowing up.
This buttermill hasn't been working in years but it is still one of the prettiest sights in Keerbergen.
There is a part of the lake where you can get quite close. It is near the entrance of the local public high school K.A. Keerbergen.
Showcases different kinds of old carriages from all over the region.
Close to the center of town, there is an access to nature reserve Broekelei. This is a very small area that still has a bunker from World War II and makes for a nice little walk.