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The Vlooyberg tower in Tielt-Winge – a symbol of the area’s magic realism, according to the town’s mayor – has been unveiled following a project to repair damage caused by vandals in the summer.
As the bells toll at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Belgium marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One.
The horrors of World War One never fail to resonate.
The legendary Dolle Mol bar on Rue des Eperonniers in the heart of Brussels’ city centre reopened on Friday night for the first time in three years.
If buying a piece of Océade water park at auction wasn't unusual enough for you, here's an opportunity to get your
The devil got stuck trying to leave Brussels city hall on Wednesday morning - as a delicate removals operation did not quite go to plan.
Following another successful edition of Open Monument Day in Flanders, heritage minister Geert Bourgeois has launched an Open Monument Card and the website openmonumenten.be.
English Comedy Brussels opens its new season with British comics Will Mars and Sean Morley.
Open Monument Day, the largest one-day cultural festival in Flanders, turns 30 this year.
