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After Belgian beer, will the "fritkot" (Belgian chip stand) be recognised by Unesco as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity?

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The ING headquarters on Avenue Marnix has been granted landmark status by the Brussels region, secretary of state for urban heritage and planning Pascal Smet has announced.

One of Brussels's historical elevators (BELGA PHOTO)
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The old lifts that are still found in many buildings in Brussels can be considered part of the architectural heritage of the Brussels region, according to the city’s secretary of state for urbanis

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The City of Brussels has asked property developer Immobel to withdraw its building permit request for the empty Belgacom building in the Sablon, in a victory for a coalition of local businessowner

Illustration picture shows the street sign during the inauguration of the Atomium Square (Square de l'Atomium - Place de l'Atomium - Atomiumplein), at the Heysel plateau (Heizel), in Brussels, Monday 09 July 2018. (BELGA PHOTO)
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For years, politicians have been talking about the classification of the Atomium, but the City of Brussels has always provided enough opposition to prevent the iconic structure from gaining protec

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The practice of children ‘selling’ crepe paper flowers on Belgian beaches is now officially recognised heritage. It has been added to the Flemish Inventory of Cultural Heritage.

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An inventory of artworks in Brussels has led to a remarkable discovery – a painting hanging in a town hall long assumed to have been a copy is in fact an original by the Flemish master Jacob

Pastry chef Serge Goossens prepares a 'speculoos', spiced shortcrust biscuit, Friday 04 December 2020. The Brussels' government recognizes 'speculoos' as Brussels' heritage. (BELGA PHOTO NILS QUINTELIER)
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The Brussels region has added speculoos and the artisanal know-how of how to make the traditional biscuit to the Brussels cultural heritage list, Pascal Smet, the Secretary of State in charge of H

Illustration picture shows a part of the ancient Brussels enclosure wall that collapsed at the playground of a school at the rue des Alexiens/ Cellebroersstraat, in Brussels, Monday 19 November 2018. (BELGA PHOTO THIERRY ROGE)
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In the early morning of 28 November 2018, a wall dating from the 13th century collapsed in the city centre of Brussels, behind the Rue des Alexiens.

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