Historic accommodation in Brussels

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A sunny park scene with people lounging on lush green grass under a blue sky. A grand building with multiple windows stands in the background, flanked by large trees.
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Brussels is brimming with historic buildings, each with its own unique story to tell. Some of these buildings now serve as hotels. How about a night in the home of King Leopold II’s favourite mistress? Or in the former monastery where the painter Jacques-Louis David created his final masterpiece? Or perhaps in a prestigious 19th-century bank?

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(c) Kasteel van Gaasbeek

Who was Count Egmont?

Many places in Brussels and its green outskirts, including Gaasbeek Castle, tell the story of the Count of Egmont.
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Bronze statue of a hooded figure reclining peacefully on its side against an ornate stone wall, conveying a serene and solemn atmosphere.
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Who was Everard t’Serclaes?

Every day, tourists visit his statue in Brussels. The castles in the green outskirts of Brussels tell the story of Everard t’Serclaes.