- 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.
- The Halle Gate, also Hallepoort or Porte de Hal is the only remaining tower from walls that protected Brussels in the Middle Ages.
- 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...
- As you approach the Halle Gate Museum, you'll be greeted by its imposing presence. The gate includes a portcullis and drawbridge, which are still visible today.
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- The Halle Gate is the last remaining piece of the old wall that encircled the city until the 19th century, when the wall was taken down to make way for a...
- Built in 1381, Halle Gate is a 14th century city gate from the second set of defensive walls that enclosed Brussels. The gate was named for the city of Halle ( _fr.
- The Halle Gate (French: Porte de Hal , Dutch: Hallepoort ) is a former medieval city gate and the last vestige of the second walls of Brussels, Belgium.
- The Halle Gate is the only preserved city gate in Brussels. This 14th-century city gate tells the life story of the gate and that of the walled city.