Belgique

On the outskirts of Louvain-la-Neuve in the Walloon region, the Hergé Museum has made Tintin the star of its galleries.

At La Boverie, the museum of the former Beaux-Arts Palace in Liege, the exhibition Viva Roma ! reveals the taste of artists from all eras for the Antiquity period.

Innovative, attractive, cultural and patrimonial, the city of Namur is at the heart of French-speaking Wallonia.

Formerly the property of the painter Pierre Paul Rubens, this pretty Renaissance chateau is the perfect setting for lively and authentic private medieval parties.

Still in the blueprint process, the real estate renovation of the Îlot Sacré district promises to be a very important national project, in Bruxelles.

On his way through Paris to present his new collection, the famous Belgian chocolatier, Philippe Marcolini, unveiled his upcoming projects.

When you sell a property, in order to evaluate the taxable real-estate capital gain, a distinction must be made between built property and non-built property.

A reflection of the Belgian passion for Surrealism, the works of René Magritte have been gathered together in a museum which bears his name, in the heart of Brussels.

The oh-so-Brussels Art Deco Villa Empain is in the spotlight hosting an exhibition called Melancholia, on the theme of nostalgia.

In Belgium, the facades of Antwerp's Zurenborg district offer strolls to immortalize their Art Nouveau style.