SNCB Turns 100: Historic Train Display at Schaerbeek Station
SNCB marks 100 years with a historic train display at Schaerbeek station, featuring 11 iconic locomotives from a century of Belgian rail history.
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SNCB marks 100 years with a historic train display at Schaerbeek station, featuring 11 iconic locomotives from a century of Belgian rail history.
Brussels' iconic Palace of Justice facade unveiled after scaffolding removal, marking a historic moment for the Belgian capital.
Belgium's iconic Knokke Casino embarks on a 110M euro renovation, blending heritage preservation with modern architecture, set to complete by 2033.
A 9 million euro gold treasure found in Dendermonde likely belonged to the wealthy Van Assche brewer family, says former mayor Piet Buyse.
Flanders allocates €1.13 million to restore four WWI war cemeteries in Ypres, preserving UNESCO-listed heritage sites for future generations.
The D-Day beaches in Normandy have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, recognizing their historic role in liberating Europe during WWII.
Two rare Ming dynasty volumes of the Yongle Encyclopedia, purchased at a French auction, donated to the Hangzhou National Version Museum.
Antwerp's Cathedral of Our Lady clock is working again after a lightning strike. A blown safety fuse was reset, restoring the iconic timepiece.
A powerful downburst destroyed the historic Huisekoutermolen windmill in Kruisem, East Flanders. The community has launched a rebuild effort.
The middle section of the Brussels Justice Palace facade is restored, revealing architectural details hidden for over 40 years. Phase 1 nears completion.
Workers renovating a 17th-century church in Halle, Belgium, discovered 14 skeletons and 2 burial vaults beneath the floor, revealing medieval secrets.