At its core, the Vilain XIIII castle of Leut dates back to the 13th-14th centuries.
The world’s oldest Dutch-language illustrated Bible will be on show for everyone to admire at the museum of the Royal Library (KBR) in Brussels.
If you like sculptures and you like walking, a beautiful garden in a small East-Flemish town is the place to be for the coming months.
Hoepertingen in Limburg has gained another landmark.
Next time you’re in Geel, take a look at the brand-new visitors’ centre of the Field Mill (Molen van ‘t Veld).
There’s a new place to add to the already long list of museums in Belgium, and it’s not your average art gallery. Are you ready to discover the world of the mind?