What to do?

The exhibition shows various paintings and sculptures.

The exhibition 'Souvenir de Blankenberghe' gives an overview of the fine trinkets that tourists bought (and still buy) as a souvenir of their stay in Blankenberge. Expect to see beautifully illustrated postcards, little gadgets picked up in numerous souvenir shops and posters that aptly illustrate life in the seaside resort.

Philippe Desmet, born and raised in Blankenberge, started painting - following his father's example - when he was 19 years old. Ever since the beginning of his artistic career, he has had a preference for painting heads and faces, with which he tries to depict the chaos that rages within people.

Fan of mystery and suspense? In a virtual city (murder) game, the murder mystery surrounding Belle is central. The game has been developed in four languages and will run until August 2022 via Facebook Messenger. Want to take part? All you need is a smartphone. After you have registered via the app, you will receive a code. This will guide you through riddles and assignments to ten places in Blankenberge. Together with your family you can solve a more than 100 year old mystery in Blankenberge. Exciting!