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University Library, Leuven
Leuven, Belgium
The monumental library and tower embody Leuven's university history and the destruction and reconstruction experienced by the city during the two world wars.
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Great Beguinage, Leuven
Leuven, Belgium
A compact district of brick houses, lanes, courtyards and bridges preserves the spatial character of a large Flemish beguinage while remaining integrated with Leuven's university life.
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Bokrijk Open Air Museum
Genk, Belgium
Historic farmhouses, workshops and village buildings from Flanders are assembled across a large park, giving material form to rural architecture, trades and domestic life.
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C-mine, Genk
Genk, Belgium
Former Winterslag colliery buildings, headframes and industrial spaces have been converted for culture, design and creative uses while retaining visible evidence of Limburg's coal-mining era.
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Gallo-Roman Museum, Tongeren
Tongeren, Belgium
Archaeological collections trace human occupation in the region from prehistory through the Roman period, with particular relevance in Tongeren, Belgium's oldest Roman-founded urban centre.
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Waterloo Battlefield and Lion’s Mound
Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium
The Lion's Mound and surrounding fields provide the clearest public vantage over the terrain where Napoleon's final campaign was decided in June 1815.
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Villers Abbey
Villers-la-Ville, Belgium
Extensive church, cloister and monastic ruins lie within a wooded valley, making the abbey one of Belgium's most substantial surviving Cistercian landscapes.
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Hergé Museum
Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
Original drawings, documents and publications explore the career of Georges Remi, better known as Hergé, while Christian de Portzamparc's purpose-built museum adds a distinctive contemporary architectural setting.
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Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles
Nivelles, Belgium
The massive Romanesque church reflects the importance of Nivelles' early medieval religious community and stands as one of Belgium's strongest survivals of Ottonian and Romanesque architecture.
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Belfry of Mons
Mons, Belgium
Mons' freestanding Baroque belfry rises above the historic centre and provides both a civic-history landmark and wide views across the city and surrounding Hainaut landscape.
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Grand-Hornu
Boussu, Belgium
Neoclassical industrial buildings and workers' housing preserve an unusually coherent nineteenth-century coal-mining settlement, now reused for design and contemporary art.
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Bois du Cazier
Charleroi, Belgium
The preserved colliery combines machinery, industrial buildings and memorial interpretation of the 1956 mining disaster, placing Charleroi's coal and steel history in a human context.
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Tournai Cathedral
Tournai, Belgium
Five towers, a broad Romanesque nave and a later Gothic choir make Tournai Cathedral an unusually clear record of major medieval architectural phases in a single building.
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Belfry of Tournai
Tournai, Belgium
Belgium's oldest surviving belfry stands close to Tournai's Grand-Place and cathedral, reflecting the early civic privileges of a major medieval town.
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Citadel of Namur
Namur, Belgium
Fortifications spread across the hill where the Sambre meets the Meuse, combining underground military works, broad ramparts and some of the clearest views over Namur.
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Citadel of Dinant
Dinant, Belgium
The citadel occupies a steep limestone ridge directly above the Meuse, pairing military history with an elevated view of Dinant's narrow river corridor.
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Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame de Dinant
Dinant, Belgium
The bulbous bell tower and Gothic church stand dramatically between the Meuse and the citadel cliff, forming the architectural focus of Dinant's riverfront.
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Maredsous Abbey
Anhée, Belgium
A large neo-Gothic Benedictine complex sits on a wooded plateau above the Molignée valley, with church architecture, monastic life and surrounding walks forming the main interest.
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Liège-Guillemins railway station
Liège, Belgium
Santiago Calatrava's sweeping steel-and-glass station roof creates one of Belgium's most distinctive contemporary transport spaces, while the station remains a practical gateway to Liège.
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La Boverie
Liège, Belgium
Fine art and temporary exhibitions occupy a restored exhibition palace on an island park between the Meuse and the Diversion canal, connecting museum visits with Liège's river landscape.
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Blegny-Mine
Blegny, Belgium
Surface machinery, headgear and underground interpretation preserve the working environment of the Liège coalfield and make the mechanics and labour of mining unusually tangible.
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Pouhon Pierre-le-Grand, Spa
Spa, Belgium
The neoclassical pavilion encloses one of Spa's celebrated mineral springs and connects the town directly with the European spa culture that made its name synonymous with thermal resorts.
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Signal de Botrange
Waimes, Belgium
Belgium's highest point lies within the open peatland and heath of the High Fens, where boardwalks and trails reveal a landscape markedly different from the country's lowland cities.
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Bouillon Castle
Bouillon, Belgium
The long fortress ridge above a loop of the Semois combines medieval military architecture with extensive views over Bouillon and the wooded Ardennes.
