Its beach may be most popular in summer, but lively art and culture scenes make this Belgian seaside city a year-round ...

A well known example of these horrors is when King Leopold II transformed ... Pierre Boone, a Belgian anthropologist and cartographer at the Royal Museum for Central Africa, revised the map ...

Leopold III was crowned the King of Belgium in 1934. In September 1939, when World War II broke out, Britain and France asked Belgium to join them. But Leopold and his government refused stating ...

The building dates back to King Leopold II and contains ... some advised visiting the BELvue Museum, which sits next door to the palace, to learn more about Belgian history and royal life.