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Welcome to the Landhaus des Brügger Freiamtes (Brugse Vrije), a building with a history dating back hundreds of years. If the interior reminds you of a courtroom, you are correct: you are in the courtroom of the old courthouse in Bruges. From the end of the eighteenth century until 1984

Welcome to the Franc de Bruges Palace, a building steeped in centuries of history. If the interior reminds you of a courtroom, you are not mistaken; you are in the courtroom of the former Bruges courthouse.

Welcome to the Franconato mansion in Bruges, a building with centuries of history. If the interior reminds you of a courtroom, you are absolutely right: this is the courtroom of the former courthouse in Bruges. From the end of the 18th century until 1984.

Welcome to the Palace of the Liberty of Bruges (or the Brugse Vrije), a building that has witnessed hundreds of years of history. If the Palace’s interior reminds you of a courtroom, then you’re not mistaken—this was the court of assizes of old Bruges.

In 2019, it will be 450 years since Pieter Bruegel the Elder died. On the initiative of Tourism Flanders, commemorations are being held in Bokrijk with an international temporary Bruegel exhibition. Imagine yourself in the middle of a painting by this Flemish Master and discover in a surprising way how current

The exhibition is art historical. The large, central display cases show an important collection of masks, statues, ivory carvings, and handicrafts. The objects come almost exclusively from the Congo and were created in the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. The other display cases deal with specific themes, including the