Society & Culture:Places & Travel
If you thought that the 19th century architectural movements in Brussels were limited to the Neo-classical and Art Nouveau, the second edition of the Brussels Biennale of Eclectic Architecture (BBEA) is here to put you straight. From the Palace of Justice and the Bourse to various churches, industrial buildings and countless private homes the Eclectic Style is very present and the BBEA gives visitors a rare opportunity to visit many interiors not usually open to the public. Charlotte Von Thaden, Arkadia Project Manager gives us the details including a rundown of the extensive measures they've taken to make the biennale accessible to everyone regardless of their particular conditions.
7&8 and 14&15 October
https://www.explore.brussels/en/bbea-news/bbea-2023-important-dates
7&8 and 14&15 October
https://www.explore.brussels/en/bbea-news/bbea-2023-important-dates
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