The Theatrum Anatomicum at KU Leuven, built in 1742, is a rare preserved anatomical theatre in Europe. Once central to medical teaching and later artist Constantin Meunier’s workshop, it remains a unique historical landmark in Leuven.
Founded in 1977 as a student café and theatre, STUK Leuven has grown into a leading arts centre for dance, image, and sound. Since 2002, it has thrived in the renovated Arenberg building, serving as a cultural hub for the city.
Founded in 1864, Café Commerce in Leuven has long been a meeting place for students, associations, and locals. Rebuilt after World War I, it remains a beloved cultural landmark and symbol of the city’s resilience.
Explore Leuven's green treasures with our guide to Sint-Donatus Park, Park Abbey, Arenberg, the Ponds of Bellefroid, and the Heverleebos and Meerdaalwoud. Discover historical landmarks, serene nature reserves, and unique local attractions that offer a blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Explore Leuven's iconic cafes, where history and charm blend seamlessly. Discover Café Gambrinus' Belle Époque ambiance, Café Commerce's vibrant atmosphere with stunning views, and Café Metropole's classic dishes and legendary service. Dive into Leuven’s rich café culture and experience its storied past at these must-visit spots.
Leuven is packed with family-friendly activities, from the traditional Leuven Fair and modern skate parks to creative spaces like SpeelOdroom and Circus in Motion. Add a splash of history at the Herbert Hooverplein fountain, and you’ve got something for everyone.
Leuven—an energetic university city and home to KU Leuven—is famed for its thriving café culture that offers the perfect blend...
Famous painter, Dieric Bouts, is back in Leuven for the cultural city festival between 22 September 2023 to 14 January...
