This meeting delves into the archives of the La Cambre school, in particular those of Albert Van Huffel.

With its trapezoidal layout, the Brussels-Central station occupies the triangular space formed by the Cantersteen, Boulevard de l’Impératrice and

Whether painted, narrated, sculpted or drawn, each art form has its own distinctive characteristics.

The film Quartier Nomade (Nomadic Quarter), directed by Alexandra Rice, is being shown at a special screening at the Cinéma Galeries. From Flande

In the first section of the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, from Rue du Marché aux Herbes to Rue des Bouchers, nestles one of Brussels’ best-known

In the King’s House, you can discover a magnificent tea and coffee set from the Art Deco period.

Whether to be filled with a "half-and-half" or to represent decor that gave you the urge to step inside, glass was all the rage in the cafés, bar

Slip into the shoes of a businessman from the Roaring Twenties and discover a Brussels of luxury and extravagance! Palaces, mansions, elegant bou

The 1920s and 1930s were marked by major technological and societal changes, which gave way to uncertainty and fear after a period of optimism an

The centre of Brussels is a treasure trove for lovers of architectural styles.

While the imposing apartment building housing L’Archiduc was built in 1892 to plans by architect Alexandre Danthisne, the interior of the famous

On the tree, at the market, on the plate or on the walls? Just look up and you will discover that the North-West district is full of surprises!