Built in 1468 and enlarged in 1515, the “Swan” belonged to the Anderlecht Chapter, whose members and illustrious guests lodged here. In 1521, its most famous visitor gave it its current name: Erasmus. Behind its brick walls, the interior evokes the s..

A 19C spire tops this 14C-15C Flamboyant Gothic church. In the Lady chapel are 15C frescoes depicting the Life of St Guidon, who died in 1012 and is venerated as the patron saint of peasants and protector of horses. The late-11C crypt is the site of ..

The capital’s last surviving artisanal brewery, where visitors can see the manufacturing processes involved in the making of traditional lambic, kriek, gueuze and faro.