Collections: ancient tools, regional zoology, war. Discover the French speaking Ardennes: the Battle of the Bulge, ancient professions, the zoology. Unique collections. Arms documents and unusual objects describe the life of German and American soldiers during the war.

Bison Farm

How did one live in the real Far West? If you're curious for wild bisons, their extraordinary yet so peaceful strength and if you love nature, take place in the cart that'll take you to the heart of the herd. If you're fascinated by the Indian civilization, discover their culture traditions, crafts,...

Ansembourge Museum

This private villa was built in 1740 for a banker. It bears witness to the stimulating architecture and decorative arts typical of the Liege region and the refined "art de vivre" of the 18th century. Visitors can admire the beautiful collection of carved and inlaid woodwork from the 18th century as well as tapestries, leather curtains in Cordoue style, chandeliers, watches and porcelain.

Museum of Walloon Art

This museum located in a beautiful building with an open roof presents many paintings and sculptures from Belgian artists form the 19th and 20th century. Everything form Magritte to delvaux to Lombard is on display in the collection of over 2,500 paintings not to mention the hundreds of sculptures.

Modern Art Museum

In this museum which has been open since 1905 visitors can follow the evolution of modern and contemporary art with works by Picasso, Gaugin, Monet, Chagall. Renovated in 1993 this museum is considered by many as the most beautiful in Europe.

Public Transport Museum
The Public Transport Museum of the Pays de Liege offers a unique journey into time, space and public transportation. The museum features a wide collection of vehicles documenting the period from 1875 to modern day. Taxis, horse traction trams, electric tramways, trolley buses, buses and other vehicles are displayed in a large ancient depot.

Baugnez 44-Historical Center

In order to perpetuate the memory of the Battle of the Bulge, the Baugnez 44 Historical Center takes us through the final great operations and battles which took place during the counteroffensive “Operation Wacht Am Rhein”! This new museum opened in memory of the Battle of the Bulge and the massacre of Baugnez/Malmedy, extends over 850 Square metres and two stories.

Museum of Walloon Life

Old Franciscan Convent, Meuse renaissance from the 17th c. Listed monument.
The most beautiful and richest museum for ethnography folklore and popular traditions in Wallonia.

Museum of Tapestry & Cloth Arts

Nine sumptuous works illustrate the golden age of Tournai tapestry art in the 15th and 16th centuries 9with notably the Siege of Jerusalem). These impressive masterpieces are displayed next to a host of contemporary tapestries. The museum is located in a neoclassical residence.

Museum of Fine Arts

The building designed by Victor Horta, contains numerous sculptures and paintings ranging from Primitive painters to contemporary masters, among whom are Campin, Roger Van der Weyden (born in Tournai), Brueghel, Rubens, Jordaens, Watteau Van Gogh , the only two paintings by Manet to be exhibited in Belgium and local artists.

Museum of History and Decorative Arts

Its remarkable collection of silverware, with moulds and casts, and of gold, silver and bronze coins offer the visitor a general picture of the craftsmanship of our past artists. But it is to the traditional Tournai porcelain, a flourishing local industry between 1750 and 1850, that the museum's most lavish rooms are devoted.

Museum of Folklore

In an intimate and quiet 19th century atmosphere visitors will rediscover the delightful ancient trades and crafts, popular art everyday life scenes, puppets, carnivals and age-old secular traditions of the city. They bring back to life its prestigious historical past and lead you to the very soul of Tournai.

ArcheoPass

Tourist pass for the archeological heritage of French speaking Wallonia.

Fondation Folon - La Hulpe

Jean-Michel Folon has housed 300 works (watercolors paintings, artifacts, sculptures, posters and illustrations) at the Ferme du Chateau de la Hulpe.

Caves (grottos) of Han-sur-Lesse

An old panoramic train will bring you to the entrance of the caves, a guide will lead you through 3km of increasingly beautiful chambers and passages and a romantic exit on barges on the subterranean river.

The Gourmet Museum and Library
Asbl La Rawète - Ferme Castrale D'Hermalle-sous-Huy

Interesting, amusing, convivial. Archaeology, history and folklore of 'Gourmet'. Rare objects, furniture and paintings from ancient times to today - on gastronomy and tobacco including anecdotes told by experienced guides. The library contains the most important collection in Belgium of books on gastronomy: over 13.000 volumes.

Modern Art Museum (MAC) - Hornu/Mons

It was brought into being by the decree of 12th Germinal year V and it was the first public building the town possessed. The new museum that we see today was planned by the architect Ernest Vandestrate. It display works from the 14th to the 20th centuries, covering the different schools of painting, but most particularly contemporary art (1960-1990).

Museum - Louvain-la-Neuve

University Museum of Louvain-la-Neuve. The Museum is situated in the city center, The wide variety if its collections entices the visitor to join in a dialogue between ancient and modern art. As well as anonymous authors of Indian Greek, pre-Columbian, Roman,Chinese and African art there are also the prestigious names of Picasso, Magritte, Delvaux, Delahaut, as well as those of masters of engraving , including Durer, Rembrandt, Canaletto, Goya...

Hergé Museum

A spectacular new museum dedicated to Hergé, the pen name of Georges Remi, who created the comic-book hero Tintin, opened in Louvain-la-Neuve on June 2nd. The museum is built in the shape of an elongated prism which seems to float on the forest of ancient trees. The road zigzags away below. The footpath from the viewing platform to the museum resembles a ship's gangplank

Tramway Museum - Thuin

It houses the most complete collection of rural trams in Belgium; the oldest steam engine dating from 1888, the oldest electric tram entirely built in Belgium and the only PCC rail car. There are nearly fifty of these gems.

Glass Museum - Charleroi

It traces the origin and history of glass, the developments of its use and its decoration, its composition, specific characteristics and its applications today.

Museum of Fine Arts - Charleroi

Located in the Town Hall, it offers a rich collection that covers the main artistic schools in Belgium from the 19th century on into the 20th century: neo-classicism, realism social realism, impressionism, expressionism, surrealism and abstract art.

The Hospital our Lady with the Rose - Lessine

Its was founded in 1942 and is one of the last examples of a self-sufficient hospital, complete with farm, gardens, ice chamber and cemetery, next to the convent buildings and hospital.

Gambrinus Driver Museum - Philippeville

Unique museum dedicated to brewery trucks. The name Gambrinus owes its origin to the Duke of Brabant, Jan Primus, who was known as “the King of Beer”… “King of the road” for trucks and king of beer! This museum is in a former maltings-brewery-farm buildings of the 19th century and its contains 20 vehicles and 75 themed displays.

The Wool & Fashion Museum - Verviers

Scenographed areas, moving images and comments in several languages allow discovery of the woolen cloth manufacturing process, and the dress history.

Archeoscope - Boullion

The Archeoscope Godefroid de Bouillon has brought together the best in technology and production to recreate the first Crusade in the company of Duke Godfrey of Bouillon, Peter the Hermit and thousands of men making their way to Jerusalem.

The Mundaneum Museum - Mons

The Mundaneum is located in an old large Ar Déco store. It is an archive centre, a place for temporary exhibitions conferences and debates that wants to let relive the utopian view of its two founders in 1895: bibliographer Paul Otlet and Henri Lafontaine, winner of the Nobel prize for peace (1913)

The museum was featured in the Science section of the New York Times (06/17/2008)

The Famenne Museum - Marche-en-Famenne

Located in a superb 18th century house, the Famenne Museum is a place full of memories, emotions and respect. It broaches themes from the prehistory to modern art! The Merovingian and Carolingian periods are illustrated by means of a remarkable collection found during excavations in Wellin and Hamoir. The Museum pays tribute to the Mâitre de Waha, a famous late gothic sculptor.

Charleroi Photography Museum - Charleroi

It is one of the largest photography museum in Europe. In addition to the negatives, the museum owns roughly 80,000 prints dating from the invention of photography until today. A rotating, representational selection of about 1,000 of them are on a display at all times, which means that on any day and by means of superb works by major international figures, you can survey the history of photography at the museum.

Bois du Cazier - Marcinelle

The Bois du Cazier is located south of Charleroi and is a place full of life in an industrial patrimony. This remarkable architectural complex lies in the middle of nature between 3 slagheaps, which have become walking paths. This place, where a dreadful mining disaster took place, is an interesting and complete museum on coal, steel and glass.

Museum of the strawberry and the land of Wepion

The Strawberry Museum is located in a park, next to the Meuse and presents its visitors five exhibition rooms dedicated to the local history and strawberry growing. It also offers the services of a documentation centre and a boutique where you can buy regional products.

L'Ilot Sacre

All you want to know about the heart of Brussels including an interactive, virtual map.

René Magritte

A virtual gallery of the painter's life and works.

Tintin

Visit the site of Belgium most famous comic strip character.

MusicInBelgium.net
All about Rock, Blues and Folk. You will also find News, Concerts agenda, New CD Reviews, Topics, Forum, Classifieds, and more.

Concours Reine Elisabeth

The Queen Elisabeth Competition covers the musical disciplines of piano, voice, violin and composition. The performance sessions take place every four years and the competition for composers every two years.

Festival of Wallonia

This festival takes place in the enchanting city of Namur. It is for the true music lover, with musical novelties in historic places. Portions of the festival are intended for a younger audience.

International Competition Adolphe Sax

The 5th International Adolphe Sax Competition will take place in Dinant from October-November 2010. Adolphe Sax was born in Dinant and invented the saxophone.

Tele service

Tickets for concerts and music festivals throughout Belgium.

Kaaitheater

The Kaaitheater arts center in Brussels was established in 1977 and presents theater dance and concerts, with a special emphasis on innovative work. The Kaaitheater presents performances in two places. Larger productions are put on at the Kaaitheater itself (Sainctelettesquare 20, formerly known as the Lunatheater). This theatre is part of a striking modernist building from the thirties. Smaller productions are mounted in the marvelously renovated Studios (Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Vaakstraat 81), a former geuze brewery. Both buildings are in the Brussels canal zone, a stone's throw from each other and from the city center.

Cultural Center of Verviers-The Grand Theatre

Located in Verviers in the Liege province, this cultural center invites you to see an exhibition, a classical concert, danse show, and many other events in differents places of the city.

Opera on the Grand Place

For the fourth time, at the end of the month of June, the Symphonic Orchestra, the Monnaie chorus, along with the Monnaie's children's choir will give a free concert on the Brussels Grand-Place. Last year, the event attracted an audience of between 5000 and 6000 spectators. The orchestra, conducted by Kazushi ONO, will pay homage to the opera I Pagliacci.

La Monnaie in Brussels

Built by Joseph Poelaert in an eclectic style, the auditorium combines French and Italian features. It can seat 1,152 people and is a magnificent example of European theatre architecture. In 1999 the restored canvas by the Parisian set designers François-Joseph Nolau and Alfred Rubé was reinstalled on the cupola.

Opera Royal de Wallonie in Liege

Built at the end of the first quarter of the 19th century by the architect Duckers, this theatre is a massive parallelepiped. Its main facade is adorned with a marble colonnade from the old church of the Chartreux in Cornillon, ending in a balustrade and surmounting the arcades of the ground floor. Allegorical figures are sculpted on the vast triangular pediment.