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Tag: King Baudouin

deSingel: Léon Stynen’s concrete arts campus in Antwerp

Léon Stynen began deSingel in 1958 and it opened in full in 1980. Stéphane Beel’s wooden extension followed in 2010, and the Blue Hall has had a €4 million refit.

The Chocolate Line: Dominique Persoone’s kitchen in Napoleon’s palace

Dominique Persoone opened The Chocolate Line in the Paleis op de Meir in 2010. The pralines are made in the palace’s 18th-century kitchen, in full view of the till.

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