Rue du Lombard 35, Brussels — a Neoclassical Town House of 1834 near the Manneken Pis
A three-bay neoclassical town house with carriage entrance and coach house, built in 1834 inside the first walls…
Belgium: 189 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A three-bay neoclassical town house with carriage entrance and coach house, built in 1834 inside the first walls…
One architect, one street, fourteen houses: on the odd side of Rue Vanderschrick, Ernest Blerot built the only…
A four-storey eclectic town house of 1911 in Ixelles, symmetrical, with two arched carriage doors and balustered windows.…
A 89-metre Gothic cathedral in Ghent housing the Ghent Altarpiece, one of Northern Europe's most celebrated panel paintings…
A Gothic masterpiece in Brabant preserving an exceptional record of medieval ecclesiastical life, with furnishings virtually unchanged since…
A 15th-century masterpiece of Brabantine Gothic in Leuven's main square, this church's unfinished bell tower has defined the…
Four metres of street, four storeys of invention. Strauven spent every centimetre.
A Brussels Metro station in Anderlecht, opened in 1982 and named for the Collegiate Church of St. Peter…
A pivotal 1887 railway station northeast of Brussels, connecting the capital's central lines to routes serving Leuven, Antwerp,…
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