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Tournai Cathedral
Tournai, Belgium
Five towers, a broad Romanesque nave and a later Gothic choir make Tournai Cathedral an unusually clear record of major medieval architectural phases in a single building.
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Belfry of Tournai
Tournai, Belgium
Belgium's oldest surviving belfry stands close to Tournai's Grand-Place and cathedral, reflecting the early civic privileges of a major medieval town.
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Citadel of Namur
Namur, Belgium
Fortifications spread across the hill where the Sambre meets the Meuse, combining underground military works, broad ramparts and some of the clearest views over Namur.
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Citadel of Dinant
Dinant, Belgium
The citadel occupies a steep limestone ridge directly above the Meuse, pairing military history with an elevated view of Dinant's narrow river corridor.
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Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame de Dinant
Dinant, Belgium
The bulbous bell tower and Gothic church stand dramatically between the Meuse and the citadel cliff, forming the architectural focus of Dinant's riverfront.
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Maredsous Abbey
Anhée, Belgium
A large neo-Gothic Benedictine complex sits on a wooded plateau above the Molignée valley, with church architecture, monastic life and surrounding walks forming the main interest.
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Liège-Guillemins railway station
Liège, Belgium
Santiago Calatrava's sweeping steel-and-glass station roof creates one of Belgium's most distinctive contemporary transport spaces, while the station remains a practical gateway to Liège.
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La Boverie
Liège, Belgium
Fine art and temporary exhibitions occupy a restored exhibition palace on an island park between the Meuse and the Diversion canal, connecting museum visits with Liège's river landscape.
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Blegny-Mine
Blegny, Belgium
Surface machinery, headgear and underground interpretation preserve the working environment of the Liège coalfield and make the mechanics and labour of mining unusually tangible.
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Pouhon Pierre-le-Grand, Spa
Spa, Belgium
The neoclassical pavilion encloses one of Spa's celebrated mineral springs and connects the town directly with the European spa culture that made its name synonymous with thermal resorts.
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Signal de Botrange
Waimes, Belgium
Belgium's highest point lies within the open peatland and heath of the High Fens, where boardwalks and trails reveal a landscape markedly different from the country's lowland cities.
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Bouillon Castle
Bouillon, Belgium
The long fortress ridge above a loop of the Semois combines medieval military architecture with extensive views over Bouillon and the wooded Ardennes.
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Durbuy Old Town
Durbuy, Belgium
Stone houses, narrow lanes and a compact bend of the Ourthe create a small Ardennes townscape that is best understood on foot rather than through a single monument.
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La Roche-en-Ardenne Castle
La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium
Ruined walls occupy a rocky height above a bend of the Ourthe, giving a direct sense of how medieval fortifications controlled movement through the Ardennes valleys.
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Orval Abbey
Florenville, Belgium
Modern monastic buildings stand beside evocative ruins of the earlier abbey, allowing the long history of Orval to be read through both living religious architecture and archaeological remains.
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Baščaršija and Sebilj
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo’s Ottoman-era commercial heart, centred on the wooden Sebilj fountain and a dense network of craft streets.
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Sarajevo City Hall (Vijećnica)
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A richly decorated neo-Moorish city hall beside the Miljacka River, restored after wartime destruction.
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Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo’s principal historic mosque, with a calm courtyard, fountain and major Ottoman architectural importance.
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Latin Bridge
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A small stone bridge best known for its connection with the 1914 assassination that preceded the First World War.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A neo-Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral whose twin towers form one of central Sarajevo’s best-known silhouettes.
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Cathedral Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A large Serbian Orthodox cathedral with a five-domed form and richly decorated interior near Sarajevo’s pedestrian centre.
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Svrzo's House
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A preserved Ottoman-period urban house showing family life, privacy, courtyards and traditional domestic design.
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Despić House
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A merchant-family residence blending Ottoman domestic planning with Central European taste.
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National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The country’s major national museum, covering archaeology, ethnology and natural history in a landmark pavilion complex.
