Bringing the spirit of Leuven to those who live, have lived, or love this city.
Take a Piece of Leuven with You
Celebrate the city’s charm with thoughtfully designed souvenirs that capture its history, culture, and everyday beauty—wherever life takes you.
Two Ways to Experience Leuven
Choose between timeless classics and bold, creative expressions—each collection tells a unique story of the city.
I bought this for my friend who is leaving Leuven. I hope this helps her remember the memories of Leuven :)
Tea Towel – Map of Leuven | 100% Cotton Kitchen Towel
Great selection of things about leuven. Proprietors delivered my purchase directly to me an hour after I purchased.
They are very beautiful, very well done. Very neat and clean work .
I am very satisfied with packaging as well. Nice presentation. I was looking for something to give it as a gift and it is more than I thought.
I bought this for my daughter who moved abroad (and she loves stationary!). It is a beautiful souvenir of her home town and very easy to take with you (takes up no place in the luggage!).
We ordered ceramic coasters, zipper bags, cards and notebooks (we made a gift set out of it) to give to our business partners in China and they were impressed! We wanted to give a quality gift that represented our home town, made in Belgium and preferably as local as possible (Leuven area) and easy to take with us in our luggage .
Very good, thank you for the small gifts🥰
Schitterende postkaarten van Leuven getekend door Leen Sevens besteld! Gemakkelijk online te bestellen en snel geleverd. Top!
Timeless prints of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Limited Edition Collector's Prints — Rare, Handmade & Timeless
Authentic etchings and lino prints by local artists — only available in small, exclusive runs.
Want to see our products in person? Visit Jacob’s Concept Store by Kirsten at Diestsestraat 120, where you’ll find a selection of our best-selling souvenirs and gifts. Discover, shop, and support local creatives—all in one place!
OPEK in Leuven’s Vaartkom is a cultural hub housed in a former warehouse. With theaters, studios, and a lively café, it anchors a neighbourhood where industrial heritage meets modern creativity.
The Gerardus Mercator statue in Leuven, unveiled in 2001, honours the 16th-century cartographer and geographer. Best known for his world atlases, Mercator lived and worked in Leuven as a student and land surveyor.
Leuven, a lively university city just outside Brussels, is famous for its vibrant café culture. From charming coffee bars tucked...
🎓 A Historic Gift: University Hall Returns to KU Leuven After Centuries As KU Leuven celebrates its remarkable 600th anniversary...
