A triptych that many major museums would only be too happy to include in their collection can be found in the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Hemelvaartkerk in Watervliet.

The Veurne painter Vigor Boucquet was known as a portraitist and his work is on display in a number of churches in West Flanders.

In addition to the impressive pulpit, there are paintings by David Teniers, Pieter van Lint and Jan Erasmus Quellinus. Definitely worth a detour.

The mighty Tongerlo Abbey not only dominates the landscape, it is also home to the ultimate replica of Da Vinci's Last Supper.

A female figure in 3D inspired by the work of Jan van Eyck is a true rarity.

Take your time to make your way to this Unesco World Heritage Site and discover the ancient Shrine of Saint Catherine.

The fact that precious metalwork from the Low Countries was of the very highest quality is demonstrated by the spectacular treasury of the Teseum in Tongeren.

No matter which direction you take on your way to Tongeren, the majestic Basilica of Our Lady always comes into view like a familiar landmark in the distane.

There are many Sint-Niklaas churches in Flanders but obviously the one and only is to be found in Sint-Niklaas.

In addition to some artworks and documents by Edgar Gevaert, the museum mainly displays artwork from the classical period of Sint-Martens-Latem.

Visiting this house you enter a world that provides a different view of the artist's life and work.

The wooded surroundings of the Merode and Hageland regions will lead you to the abbey church of Averbode in all its architectural splendour.