Photos of Belgian townhalls & belfries

Belgian town halls by chronological order of construction

Hôtel de Ville of Gembloux (Medieval-Renaissance), built in the 12th century

Stadhuis of Mechelen (Gothic),
built between 1320 and 1326

Hôtel de Ville of Mons (Gothic-Renaissance),
built between 1323 and 1427

Stadhuis of Bruges (Gothic) built between 1376 and 1420

Stadhuis of Brussels (Gothic),
built between 1402 and 1455

Stadhuis of Kortrijk (Gothic-Renaissance),
built in 1418-1420

Stadhuis of Leuven (Gothic),
built between 1448 and 1469

Stadhuis of Ypres (Renaissance),
built in 1519

Stadhuis of Ghent (Gothic-Renaissance),
built between 1519 and 1618

Stadhuis of Oudenaarde (Renaissance) built between 1526 and 1537

Stadhuis of Antwerp (Renaissance),
built between 1561 and 1565

Hôtel de Ville of Binche (Renaissance),
built in the 16th century

Stadhuis of Tienen (Renaissance),
built in 1635

Hôtel de Ville of Liège (Neoclassical),
built in 1718

Hôtel de Ville of Namur (Neoclassical),
built between 1828 and 1831

Townhall of Saint-Josse (Neo-Classical),
built in 1829

Townhall of Schaerbeek (Neo-Gothic),
built between 1884 and 1889

Townhall of Saint Gilles (Neo-Renaissance),
built in 1904

Belgian belfries by chronological order of construction

Beffroi of Tournai (Romanesque),
built in 1188 (72m high)

Belfort of Bruges (Gothic),
built in 1240 (83m high)

Belfort of Ypres (Gothic),
built between 1260 and 1304 (70m high)

Belfort of Kortrijk (Gothic),
built in 1307

Belfort of Ghent (Gothic),
built between 1313 and 1380 (91m high)

Beffroi of Namur (Romanesque),
built in 1388

Belfort of Aalst (Gothic),
built in 1460 (44m high)

Beffroi of Mons (Baroque),
built between 1661 and 1679 (87m high)