Discover this marble and gold temple and explore the spirit of one of the 17th century’s greatest artists.

The Saint James’ Church was built between 1490 and 1656. The interior overwhelms you with its Baroque, marble furnishings and 24 altars.

The tabernacle of Cornelis II Floris, a tower which appears to reach up to the sky, is in itself worth a trip to Zoutleeuw.

Explore Diest and be charmed by exceptional masterpieces Continue on to the Sint-Sulpitiuskerk on the Grote Markt, in search of the Madonna of Diest.

Countless small, outstanding museums and intriguing heritage sites can be found along the meandering river Leie in East Flanders. Villa ter Ide is one of those.

Would you like to journey through time without first having to invent a time machine? If so, Loppem Castle is the ultimate destination.

What was Antoon van Dyck doing in Zaventem? He was on his way to Rome, but love made him stop in Zaventem.

A triptych that many major museums would only be too happy to include in their collection can be found in the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Hemelvaartkerk in Watervliet.

The Veurne painter Vigor Boucquet was known as a portraitist and his work is on display in a number of churches in West Flanders.

In addition to the impressive pulpit, there are paintings by David Teniers, Pieter van Lint and Jan Erasmus Quellinus. Definitely worth a detour.

The mighty Tongerlo Abbey not only dominates the landscape, it is also home to the ultimate replica of Da Vinci's Last Supper.

A female figure in 3D inspired by the work of Jan van Eyck is a true rarity.