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Few places capture the Baroque era more tellingly than the Basilica of Our Lady of Scherpenheuvel.

Would you like to journey through time without first having to invent a time machine? If so, Loppem Castle is the ultimate destination.

Explore Diest and be charmed by exceptional masterpieces. Continue on to the St Sulpicius Church on the Grote Markt, in search of the Madonna of Diest.

Artist, marketer, scientist, diplomat and family man. Rubens was an extraordinary talent, but also an ordinary man.

The James Ensor House in Ostend is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone interested in learning more about the independent-minded painter James Ensor.

The city museum provides access to the only remaining room of the medieval town hall.

Saint Martin’s Church in Kortrijk is definitely worth a detour. In addition to the many works of art, you can also visit the tower.

With great bravura and a sense of dynamism, Anthony van Dyck painted The Raising of the Cross for the atmospheric Church of Our Lady in Kortrijk.

Paul Delvaux’s oeuvre is noted for its mysterious, dreamlike scenes. Visit the museum and look for the painting of La Gare Forestière.

At the Permeke Museum, we literally take a peak inside the life and work of Constant Permeke.

Entering an artist's studio is always a unique experience.

In Nieuwpoort you can admire the Church of Our Lady and a painting by a Flemish master from a completely different angle.

Step inside Historium Brugge and experience a unique journey through the glory days of the medieval city.

In Mechelen's St. Rumbold's Cathedral you can view 'Christ on the Cross' by Anthony van Dyck.

Peter Paul Rubens was one of the most famous masters of his time. We can clearly see this in the Church of Our-Lady-across-the-Dyle.

The church comprises a lavish art collection, including religious furniture and textiles.

The Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Mechelen houses Frans Verbruggen's pulpit and the statue of Madonna and Child, attributed to Maria Faydherbe.

Want to have a good chat next to a majestic mural, like Thomas More and Desiderius Erasmus? Look no further!

Not only can visitors admire Peter Paul Rubens’s Adoration of the Magi, its tower also hides some unique 14th-century murals.

Fancy a bit of wood-carving magnificence? The wonderful pulpit by Pieter Valckx in the Sint-Katelijnekerk in Mechelen towers high above you.

The Baroque Church of the beguinage of Mechelen is a gem, not only on the outside. Its interiors and rich collection of paintings, too, are well worth a visit.

Church and Convent of the Discalced Carmelites is listed as protected architectural heritage. A historic gem inside and out!

At the historic Park Abbey you will come face to face with the cultural and artistic legacy of the Norbertines. It is where you can admire Hansche's stucco work