Van Gogh in Belgium, the country where he found his true calling to be an artist
You may have heard that the Van Gogh 3D exhibit is in town. It’s only fitting that this spectacular tribute
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History
A trip to Ramsgate, UK’s one of ten Heritage Action Zones
Are you in search of some bargains to help banish the January blues? If so, a short hop across the
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Do not forget the Galette des Rois this January 6th!
It is a must at the beginning of each year: after the Christmas cougnou (bread of Jesus), it is the
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Immerse yourself in the history of Brussels’ museums
Drive in a genuine racing car at Autoworld Autoworld The museum is located in an extraordinary building linked to a
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Burgundian Mechelen: From Rubens and Van Dyck to the horrors of the Holocaust
Mechelen is not only famous for its carillon bells and its whisky infused beer. The city is also worth a
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Grand Place continues to celebrate its 30th anniversary as UNESCO World Heritage Site
What do the Taj Mahal in India and the pyramids in Egypt have in common with the Grand Place and many
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What would you want people from other EU countries to know about your country? – Myths and Demons at Bozar
We are celebrating 100 years since the ending of World War I but the project: European years of Modernity, reminds
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When does the Manneken Pis ever stop peeing? – 9 secrets of Brussels’ tiny tinkler
Have you ever wondered whether the Manneken Pis takes a break from urinating when the city is asleep and there
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King Leopold II was persuaded to sponsor this collection: Wolfers & Horta at Cinquantenaire
In 1885 a thirty-three-year-old Belgian man going prematurely bald and with a long, equine jaw was named the General Administrator
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Manneken-Pis pays tribute to choreographer Maurice Béjart dressed as the Firebird
On November 22nd, 2018, from 9 am to 4 pm, the Manneken-Pis will be wearing the colors of the Firebird
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