Kino Le Churchill
Formerly home to the Forum brasserie, this building was transformed into a cinema in 1947, and took on the name of Churchill. The façade is remarkable...Read more
Rue Saint-Thomas, No. 20
This narrow building displays several Art Nouveau traits, especially around the décor of the former shopfront: lines and marks cut into the stone jambs,...Read more
En Feronstrée, No. 133-135
Businessman J. Simonis built this building for the Koninckx brothers during the 1910’s. In the beginning, it was an apartment building with separated leasing...Read more
Rue Velbrück, No. 9
This building displays rather eclectic architecture, with ‘neo-Renaissance’ style elements such as the large gable roof dormer, the small dormers with...Read more
Rue Hors Château, No. 21 - Saint-Barthélemy Episcopal College
As indicated by the date written in roman numerals, the college building was built in the middle of the 1920’s according to the plans drawn up by the architect...Read more
Montagne de Bueren, Nos. 19, 25 and 28
If you have a bit of energy to spare, it is possible to take a detour by the steps of the Montagne de Bueren. This street was built at the end of the 19th...Read more
Rue de la Boucherie, No. 2
Rue de la Boucherie still possesses a shopfront from the beginning of the 20th century, on which it is possible to spot stained glass containing stylised...Read more
Rue de la Cité, No. 7
The famous ‘La Casa Ponton’ café is located in a 17th century building. The ground floor was transformed at the beginning of the 20th century, in the fashion...Read more
Rue du Stalon, No. 7
In 1916, the owner Mrs. Malaise commissioned architect Arthur Limage to draw up the plans for a total reconstruction of the existing building. Built on...Read more