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A newly colourised and digitised film of Brussels from 1908 provides an enhanced glimpse into a time when horses, carriages and electric trams dominated the streets of the Belgian capital, a city
Brussels Flower Carpet will return to the Grand Place this August after being cancelled last year due to the coronavirus crisis.
In a bid to make the commemorations of the bicentenary of the death of Napoleon accessible to all, the Wellington Museum in Waterloo is presenting an exhibition entirely made of customised P
A classification procedure has been launched to protect rare mural paintings produced by Hergé, the world-known inventor of Tintin, when he was 15 years old and a member of a scout troop.
The culture of fairgrounds and fairs has been recognised as a part of Brussels heritage, the capital region’s secretary of state Pascal Smet announced on Monday.
Anyone who is interested in architecture will notice the extraordinary variety of house facades that can be seen all across Brussels, in their variety a physical manifestation of the city’s
Last year was the first time in 30 years that the Iris Festival had to be cancelled.
Growing Belgian endive – known as chicon in French and witloof in Dutch – is now recognised cultural heritage in Brussels.
The pleasure pier at Blankenberge, also known as Belgium Pier, is being completely renovated to its original Art Deco appearance.
