Places with audio guides - Belgium

This eclectic villa from 1909 in Dison combines Art Nouveau and neo-medieval elements, is surrounded by an English-style park, and is open to the public today.

The Napoleonic fort in the dunes of Oostende recalls coastal defense, French ambitions, and its later transformations into a prison, museum, and heritage site.

The Lange Nelle Lighthouse in Oostende is a 57.5 m-high concrete tower from 1949 that still guides ships into the harbor and ranks among the symbols of the coast.

A medieval fortified house in Huissignies with moats, a 16th-century tower, and preserved features of defensive architecture.

A historic parish in the municipality of Pelt, with Willibrordus Chapel, a modern church, and traces of settlement dating back to the Bronze Age.

This monumental memorial in Brussels' Cinquantenaire Park recalls Belgium's colonial expansion in the Congo and the controversies that still surround it today.

A small Walloon castle from the early 17th century, with surviving corner towers and the coat of arms of the d'Uffle de Joncis family dated 1659.

The American military cemetery from the Second World War near Liège commemorates the Battle of the Ardennes and the thousands of fallen soldiers.