Beyond Bruegel, the immersive exhibition at the Palais de la Dynastie, in Brussels

More well-known by the inhabitants of Brussels than by the tourists discovering the European capital, the Palais de la Dynastie deserves a special visit, for its monumental architecture, designed by Jules Ghobert, in order to welcome the official ceremony of the Universal Exhibition in 1958, its Carillon des Arts comprising 24 bells, its star-shaped clock and its exhibitions.

An immersive show at the Palais de la Dynastie in Bruxelles

To celebrate the 450 years of painter Pieter Brueghel the Elder's death, the galleries of the Palais de la Dynastie are inviting visitors to come live an unusual experience and discover the universe of the 16th century Flemish master. Upon entering, you will be mesmerized by the fanciful landscapes of this artist, considered as avant-garde for his time, thanks to 360° projection techniques.

In the rooms, the paintings invade all the space to actually make us enter inside the painter's canvas. © DR

Peter Brueghel, the Elder, is known for his sense of details and the huge presentations enable to perceive them distinctly. © DR

The artistic and sensorial adventure

This suprising immersion enables to appreciate the minute detailing of the paintings and drawings presented—featuring many details invisible to the eye. Hop on board for this sensorial adventure, punctuated by imaginary scenes—you will encounter a repertoire of funny, intriguing as well as fearful characters. A sound and light show highlighting image in an XXL format.

This multimedia scene will enable you to live out the universe of a canvas, just like the Flemish master conceived it. © DR