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

Looking for a really eye-catching example? The Brabant-Gothic Waldetrudiskerk in Herentals, with its 14th-century tower, is sure to enchant you.

The Last Judgment in the town hall of Geraardsbergen may well startle you. Do pay a visit to admire this extraordinary scene.

Horror depicted in Baroque style, clearly on display in Sint-Bartholomeuskerk in the picturesque community of Geraardsbergen.

Paintings that changed the course of Western pictorial art are rare. The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by the Van Eyck Brothers is a typical example of this.

Discover Lucas II Horenbout in the Klein Begijnhof and briefly escape from the hustle and bustle in Ghent.

Theodoor Canneel’s plan was to create a chapel as a comprehensive work of art. Discover its neo-Byzantine murals under a radiant starry sky.

Saint James’ Church is one of the few churches to combine Romanesque and Baroque architecture: a truly unique location.

The Emile Van Doren Museum is a living museum, not only looking back to the past but also developing current and contemporary activities.

An absolute highlight is the impressive Saint Dymphna altarpiece, a Flemish masterpiece dating back to the late 15th or early 16th century.

The farmhouse and farmyard of the artist-farmer Felix De Boeck are bound to captivate you.

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