"Leuven, nestled in the heart of Vlaams Brabant, is a haven for photography enthusiasts and Instagram aficionados alike. Its picturesque...
Discover the statue of Albert Giraud in Leuven’s Stadspark. Born in 1860, the Symbolist poet is best known for Pierrot Lunaire and remains an important figure in Belgian literature.
The Calendar Dial at M-Museum Leuven (c.1500) is a painted clock face with astrological and calendar elements. Once functional, it reflects medieval beliefs in the unity of time, nature, and the cosmos.
The Seven Ancient Wonders of Leuven, described by Edward Van Even in 1895, highlight the city’s mix of history and legend. From church towers and outdoor altars to a river flowing backwards, these wonders showcase Leuven’s unique heritage and medieval charm.
The Romanesque Gate (1218–1222), once part of Leuven’s Sint-Elisabethgasthuis, is the only surviving medieval remnant. Richly carved, it now leads to a cultural centre with restored historic spaces.
The Universal Suffrage Monument in Leuven, inaugurated in 2002, commemorates the victims of the 1902 general strike. Located on Quinten Metsysplein, it symbolizes the sacrifices made in the pursuit of democracy.
The park was laid out in the English landscape style between 1869 and 1875 and was re-landscaped between 1993 and...
The KU Leuven Zoology Museum in Leuven showcases preserved animals and a dramatic whale skeleton that survived WWII. Located near the city park, it is free to visit on weekdays.
