New Heritage
Heritage Days offer you the opportunity to explore Brussels’ heritage and visit places that are usually inaccessible. For this 36th edition, Urban has carefully selected a theme that, despite its rich heritage, is still little-known to the general public, the period of 1970 to 2000.
These days will be an invitation to look at a near past that is still very present in our daily lives: the city that was built and transformed from the 1970s until the beginning of the 21st century. Half a century of upheaval following successive crises, the effects of which we are still suffering, but also half a century of a city showing its resilience and a specific materiality we have inherited today.
The full programme is online!
Visit heritagedays.urban.brussels to find out more about the full programme for this weekend dedicated to New Heritage!
This year, a leaflet with the summary of the themed programme is also available at Urban's reception desk, Halles Saint-Géry, LAB·AN as well as visit.brussels, and in many other locations (municipalities, tourist offices, libraries and participating venues).
Information and reservations
Want to know more?
Discover the press file and the timeline of styles and movements in Brussels linked to the theme:
Discover the full programme
Heritage Monday for Brussels schools
The day after Heritage Days, Urban is also organising Heritage Monday, an initiative aimed specifically at Brussels schools: don't miss the chance to take part in the various activities with your students and register for the latest tours available!
