Just a stone’s throw from Place Sainte-Catherine, a discreet inner courtyard houses one of the capital’s most unique architectural treasures: La Bellone. Famous for its spectacular 17th-century Baroque fa...
For one weekend, a peaceful village in the Semois Valley becomes one of Belgium’s most astonishing stages. In Chassepierre, the streets, gardens, meadows, and squares welcome dozens of troupes from around...
In the heart of Namur’s historic center, an exceptional heritage enclave conceals one of the most beautiful legacies of the Age of Enlightenment. A former 13th-century monastic refuge transformed into an...
Starting July 18, *Mind of a Serial Killer: The Experience* invites visitors to follow a reconstructed investigation from the inside, in a scripted environment where each space highlights a stage of the i...
Situated right in the heart of Brussels, the Cinema Palace is a true living monument to the seventh art. The exploration begins with a fascinating dive intothe eventful history of this jewel of Brussels’...
Nestled on the banks of the Lys River, the Flemish city of Kortrijk—one of the oldest in the country—is a true Belgian gem. Your exploration begins with a captivating journey through time, following in th...
Just a 30-minute train ride from Brussels, the Château de Grand-Bigard is among the most beautiful estates in the capital’s vicinity. While many know it for its gardens, which are blanketed with over a mi...
Overlooking Place des Palais, the Royal Palace is set to experience a historic summer. After three long years of closure for extensive renovations, this jewel of the monarchy is finally reopening its door...
At the gateway to Hesbaye, the imposing fortified estate of Alden Biesen has stood for over 800 years. Today, this ancient and powerful seat of the Teutonic Order stands as a heritage masterpiece where th...
Whether you’re a tourist or a local, are you visiting Brussels and not sure which museum to visit? Armed with a Brussels Card(the go-to pass for visiting Brussels’ museums), we set out to (re)visit the c...