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Brussels Innova Fair appeals to the mad professor within us all. It brings together participants from around the world and showcases thousands of innovations and inventions. Renowned…
Jonctions/Verbindingen/Junctions
Junctions at La Bellone is a quirky festival that explores the codes and traces left by our electr(on)ic movements. What impact does technology have on our identities? And what impact do we…
Formula One: Belgian Grand Prix
The Belgian Grand Prix at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most eagerly awaited races of the Formula One season.
What better way to discover Liège than to Cruise the Meuse, the meandering river that divides the city in two? Every year from spring to autumn, visitors can board the Sarcelle IV and explore…
This annual film festival in Brussels deals with the inspiring theme of human freedoms and rights. In a city known for its quirkiness and the subtly subversive nature of its inhabitants, the…
International Archaeology Film Festival
Brussels' Cinquantenaire Museum hosts the yearly International Archaeology Film Festival. The event screens over 30 films and documentaries, with subjects ranging from the Easter Island giants…
Brussels Innova Fair appeals to the mad professor within us all. It brings together participants from around the world and showcases thousands of innovations and inventions. Renowned…
Jonctions/Verbindingen/Junctions
Junctions at La Bellone is a quirky festival that explores the codes and traces left by our electr(on)ic movements. What impact does technology have on our identities? And what impact do we…
Antwerp's Ethnographic Museum is the one of the newest additions to the city's already rich cultural landscape. The collection is an exquisite mix of objects from Asia, Africa, America and Oceania.
To see how the Belgian beer that is found in your pint glass was originally created, take a trip to The Brewery Museum in Brussels.
Antwerp's Interactive Diamond Museum is located in the heart of the diamond centre. The museum entrance ticket entitles visitors to an audio guide and diamond card, which allows them to go on…
Bigger, better and more impressive than ever, a newly-refurbished gallery welcomes the Natural Science Museum's collection of iguanodons and other dinosaurs.
The European Commission and the Council of Ministers both have their seats in the European Quarter of Brussels. Visit the Parliament building and, during part-sessions, attend a parliamentary…
A former mining complex, Grand-Hornu is a remarkable reminder of the Industrial Revolution. Built between 1810 and 1830 by Henri De Gorge, it is a grandiose urban project and an example of…
The History of Sciences museum holds an impressive collection of the instruments used for research in different scientific disciplines (physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology) at Ghent…
The Dr Guislain Museum was founded in 1986 in an effort to promote the understanding of psychiatry - still misunderstood to this day - to trace its history and to perpetrate the practitioners'…
Why does a plane stay airborne, what does a doctor hear through a stethoscope, how comfortable is a bed of nails? Find answers to these and many other questions at Technopolis, the hands-on…
Antwerp's Museum of Anaesthesia is a private museum created by a group of anaesthetists with a passion for their craft and tools. Enjoy a guided tour, but whatever you do, don't breathe in too deeply.
Are you sick of culture? Do you want to get back to a bit of modern life? Brussels' Autoworld is devoted to the 20th century's favourite machine: the car. It combines four car collections and…
Museum of Industrial Archaeology and Textiles
Ghent's Museum of Industrial Archaeology and Textiles traces the industrial developments which have affected our daily lives from 1750 onwards, with a particular focus on textiles. Objects…
