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The House of European History has reopened after the second coronavirus shutdown with Fake for Real, an exhibition which retraces the history of forgery and falsification in Europe from the Trojan
A new museum opening in Brussels this May will open up a hidden treasure to the public: an extraordinary 600-year-old collection of manuscripts.
In further proof that Brussels’ cultural scene is nothing but varied, an exhibition themed around public urinals is coming to the city later this month.
Take a large museum with a fascinating collection, located in an atmospheric period building. Add a small group of resourceful visitors.
Will citizen participation help steer Brussels through the coronavirus crisis? What's the history of the city's Pride parade?
Construction workers renovating a fountain in Verviers had a surprise when they found a box containing the heart of the city's first mayor.
"How do you know I’m not just going to run away with this?" I ask Stefan Leemans.
Coronavirus cancelled most events in Brussels for months on end, but the pandemic could not put paid to the city's oldest folkloric tradition this Sunday - the 712th annual planting of the Meyboom
This year 11 July falls on a Saturday, so what a shame that Vlaanderen Feest had to rein in its celebration because of the coronavirus.
