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A Belgian city where mentally ill individuals have lived with foster families for centuries—a de-institutionalized practice inspired by…
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 Belgian city where mentally ill individuals have lived with foster families for centuries—a de-institutionalized practice inspired by…
Ghent’s grand station of 1912, built for the 1913 World’s Fair, an eclectic landmark with a tall clock…
A late 19th-century railway station on Belgium's Brussels–Namur line, Genval has served Walloon Brabant since 1889.
Ghent is a Flemish medieval city in Belgium whose historic centre preserves a skyline of three great medieval…
Brussels, Belgium · 68 × 110 metres, entirely paved · UNESCO World Heritage since 1998 At a glance…
A 12th-century castle and former residence of the Counts of Flanders, the Gravensteen dominates Ghent's medieval quarter as…
One of the Low Countries' largest surviving beguinages, this 3-hectare medieval quarter in Leuven comprises nearly 100 houses…
An eight-hectare spiritual community in Ghent's Sint-Amandsberg suburb, built 1873–1874 as a replacement for the city's medieval Old…
Brussels's principal synagogue, designed by Désiré De Keyser in Romanesque-Byzantine style and completed in 1878, survived the Holocaust…
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