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Archeon launches recruitment campaign for Roman Shipyard

The completion of the restoration period of the Roman ship 'Zwammerdam 3' marks the beginning of a new phase: the development of the Archeon Roman Shipyard, where two restored ships will find their permanent place in a modern and internationally appealing public facility....

Ypres: a city as a museum – and an unexpected masterclass in experience

The Belgian city of Ypres appears to be a centuries-old medieval city. City gates, cobblestones, and historic facades create a convincing historical backdrop, even though virtually the entire city centre was rebuilt after the First World War.

Crowd-pulling event through a combination of live entertainment, projections and a historical story

On Thursday, November 6th, Luminiscence Netherlands premiered at the Oude Kerk in Delft. Dutch audiences were introduced to a new experience by combining three elements: storytelling in a historical setting, a live choir and orchestra...

New scenography and visitor experience in Saint-Hermescrypt in Ronse

The redesigned crypt in Ronse has reopened. Visitors can explore the crypt and basilica using the renewed scenography and digital applications. The visitor information is layered, so that visitors can explore at their own pace and according to their...

Lost Waterhalle trading centre in Bruges made visible with Augmented Reality

The exhibition 'The Wonderful Waterhalle' has opened in Historium Brugge. The exhibition brings together history and technology, and offers visitors a unique opportunity to re-experience the vanished Waterhalle - once the city's bustling commercial centre. There is Augmented...

EuroParcs 'Hoge Kempen' (Be), starting point for historical Escape Route

On Sunday 8 December, EuroParcs Hoge Kempen launched 'Het Scandal van Zutendaal', an interactive walking route of 5,5 km. With this, the holiday park makes a very explicit link with the region. The concept 'Escape Route' is a new...

Open Monument Day Flanders is back on pre-corona course with 400.000 visitors

September 11 2023
by Editorial office
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More than 400.000 people went out during Open Monument Day on September 9, 2023. This means that the largest cultural event in Flanders has returned to pre-corona levels, despite the tropical temperatures.

Archeon launches recruitment campaign for Roman Shipyard

Ypres: a city as a museum – and an unexpected masterclass in experience

Crowd-pulling event through a combination of live entertainment, projections and a historical story

New scenography and visitor experience in Saint-Hermescrypt in Ronse

Lost Waterhalle trading centre in Bruges made visible with Augmented Reality

EuroParcs 'Hoge Kempen' (Be), starting point for historical Escape Route

Open Monument Day Flanders is back on pre-corona course with 400.000 visitors

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