No photo yetMiddelheim Museum
One of Europe's oldest open-air sculpture museums, set in a 24-hectare park with lawns, woods and over 400 artworks.

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Cafés · Meir / city centre
An iconic grand café since 2000, built around iron rafters salvaged from Victor Horta's Maison du Peuple, serving food all day.
A stylish, all-day cafe whose heated terrace openly welcomes dogs while you watch the city go by.
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No photo yetOne of Europe's oldest open-air sculpture museums, set in a 24-hectare park with lawns, woods and over 400 artworks.
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