Events

Discover Bruegel from your seat

30 March 2020 - 30 March 2021

Can't come to Belgium or you're already here, but have to stay in your home?

An abbey that's worth the detour!

13 February 2020 - 14 January 2021

The Abbey of Stavelot will host the exhibition The Legendary National Geographic until 24 January 2021. Visitors will be surrounded by 130 years of travel and exploration.

Magritte: this is not his life….

07 February 2020 - 10 May 2020

The photography museum of Charleroi gives visitors an intimate look at surrealist painter René Magritte's life.

An exceptional Van Eyck exhibition in Ghent

01 February 2020 - 30 April 2020

Following on from the Rubens exhibition in Antwerp in 2018 and Bruegel in Brussels in 2019, it is now the turn of Ghent to showcase a painter. The Museum of Fine Arts (MSK) is hosting "Van Eyck.

The Tutankhamun Exhibition has opened its doors in Liège

19 December 2019 - 30 May 2020

With an unprecedented level of precision and historical accuracy, the exhibition, dedicated to the son of Akhenaten who died 33 centuries ago at the age of 18, will be in Liège until 30 May 2020.

There's always something going on in Belgium!

Often portrayed as sociable party-goers and very welcoming, Belgians like to come together and share festive and recreational experiences. Festivals, carnivals, exhibitions... in Belgium there is always something to see or do!

Since the beginning of the year, many folk groups have been preparing for the carnival season which is a true institution in some cities and particularly Binche, where it is even recognised as UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

History lovers will delight in the historical or religious processions such as the Saint-Sang Procession in Bruges, the Ommegang in Brussels or the Napoleonic Marches of Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse.

Summer heralds the start of the music festival season, frequented by young people from all over Europe. It has to be said that with a rock festival like Werchter, five-time winner of the "World's Best Festival" award or the quirky originality of the electronic music festival, Tomorrowland, lovers of good sounds will be more than satisfied!

With the falling leaves comes the season of major museum exhibitions, trade fairs and shows. Dance, opera, theatre, the dynamic and innovative Belgian scene frequently produces internationally-renowned artists.

But alongside this hectic cultural life, daily life in Belgium also encompasses the village fête with its open-air café or marquee, its bars, skittles and card contests, its traditional dances, carnivals, craft markets, sporting games... so many opportunities for Belgians to enjoy.

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