June 2015 is already in our sights and preparations for commemorating the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo are in full swing.Restoration work has begun on the final testimony to the Battle.
The Schoonbroodt Fund supported the restoration project of this classified historical monument. After a major restoration campaign the organ came back to his original splendor in the Thulin's church.
Since 19 October, the De Ganay manuscript - one of the four copies made of the notebook containing Rubens’s theoretical notes - has been the centrepiece of a special exhibition organized by the Rubens House. The manuscript acquired by the King Baudouin Foundation in 2012, has been entrusted to the Rubens House.
Don’t miss the last few days of our exhibition, which is on until 11 November. During the closing weekend, the BELvue Museum will be bathed in the atmosphere of Africa: enjoy insects for tea, hear the story of Stanley’s diary or to have your photo taken with Dr Livingstone!
