A Museum Inspired by Leuven’s Rich Heritage
The M-Museum Leuven showcases both old and contemporary art, reflecting the city’s cultural diversity and Brabant’s artistic legacy. Its collection is deeply rooted in Leuven’s history while also embracing modern creativity.
Architectural Excellence
Designed by renowned Belgian architect Stéphane Beel, the museum combines sleek modern design with historical elements. Officially opened in 2009, the building itself is an attraction, merging past and present in a striking architectural statement.
The M-Collection
With over 52,500 objects, the M-Collection spans centuries of artistic production:
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Medieval to 20th-century art from Leuven and Brabant
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Post-1945 Belgian art as a central focus
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Masterpieces by renowned artists such as Dirk Bouts, Rogier Van der Weyden, Jef Lambeaux, and Constantin Meunier
From medieval sculpture and shimmering silverwork to bold contemporary pieces, the collection offers a wide artistic journey through time.
Permanent and Temporary Exhibitions
Alongside its permanent displays, M-Museum Leuven regularly organises temporary exhibitions, ensuring there is always something new to discover for locals and visitors alike.
Source: https://www.visitleuven.be/en/m-leuven and https://www.mleuven.be/
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