- The Halle Gate is a city gate of Brussels. Built in the 14th century, it was opened to the public as a museum in 1847 and is now part of the Royal Museums of Art...
- During the Middle Ages, Brussels was a fortified city and the Halle Gate was one of the seven gates that allowed access to the city.
- The picturesque gate used to be the entrance to the city in the Middle Ages. ... Brussels: Museum Halle Gate Entry Ticket from 8 USD.
- Halle Gate houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the medieval City of Brussels. ... Halle Gate is a genuine voyage back in time!
- The Porte de Hal in French, Hallepoort in Dutch, 'Halle Gate" is a medieval entryway, a fortress for Brussels city in the fourteenth century.
- The Halle Gate, also Hallepoort or Porte de Hal is the only remaining tower from walls that protected Brussels in the Middle Ages.
- During the Middle Ages, Brussels was a fortified city and the Halle Gate was one of the seven gates that allowed access to the city.
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- The original gate included a portcullis and a drawbridge over a moat. After the other six gateways and walls were demolished Halle Gate remained in use at first...
- The Museum Halle Gate in Brussels offers a free cancellation and flexible reservation options for its entry ticket, allowing for easy planning and flexibility in visit.