Brussels in the time of Brueghel

Brussels seen through the life and work of one of the greatest Flemish painters of the 16th century. In order to get closer to the center of power, Bruegel moved to the Marolles district in 1563. He would spend the last years of his life there and produce more than two-thirds of his work. Dive back into Brussels at the time when it was one of the most important places of power in Europe. Discover the life of the court and the oldest districts of the city. From the church of the chapel to the Coudenberg, from the Halle Gate to the heart of the vibrant Marolles, let yourself be guided in search of traces of this illustrious character and the medieval city.