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- The restoration plans for the Vleeshuis ('Butcher's Hall') are shifting up a gear. ... Museum Vleeshuis looks back at six hundred years of music and dance in the city.
- The current Late-Gothic building was constructed between 1501 and 1504 and is the third Vleeshuis on the site.[4] It is made of red brick and white sandstone.
- Vleeshuis. See all things to do. ... Het vleeshuis werd gebouwd in 1469. Later werd het gebruikt als stadswaag na een verbouwing in verbouwd in 1743.
- The Vleeshuis in Antwerp, Belgium, is a former guildhall. It is now a museum located between the Drie Hespenstraat, the Repenstraat and the...
- Welkom op de officiële pagina van Museum Vleeshuis...
- Its name, “Vleeshuis,” in Dutch translates to “Butcher’s Hall,” reflecting its historical role in the city’s trade and commerce.
- Museum Vleeshuis | Sound of the City brings 800 years of Antwerp music culture to life, in the monumental Vleeshuis (1504, literally Meat Hall) located in the...
- In 1913, the Vleeshuis Museum opened its doors, displaying a diverse array of artifacts ranging from metalwork and ceramics to weapons and musical instruments.
- Your ideal location to stop by is Vleeshuis Museum if you’re interested in watching a variety of wonderful lithography works, art artifacts and sculptures.
- Museum Vleeshuis is located in the Vleeshuis in Antwerp, a former guild house. The Museum focuses on 600 years of musical life in Antwerp.
- Literally translated, Vleeshuis means ‘Meat House’, but it is better known as the Butchers’ Hall. It is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Antwerp.
