THE ROMANESQUE HOUSES

Both houses with gabled façades, dating back to 1175-1200, are prototypes of Flemish stone architecture and appear on the list of oldest middle-class residences in Western-Europe. Nowadays, one of them shelters the protestant church and the other one an art gallery.

Comment:

The houses can only be visited from the outside (the inside of the art gallery is only open when exhibitions take place).
Information: Tourist Office: +32 (0)69/22 20 45.

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• PUPPET CENTRE OF THE BELGIAN FRENCH COMMUNITY
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• MUNDANEUM
• MAC's - Museum of Contemporary Art of the French-speaking Community