The Royal Flemish Theatre boasts a striking neo-Renaissance architecture. The alternating green and white lines are reminiscent of the marble of Italian cathedrals, while the precision of the ironwork on the balconies gives away its 19th century roots. The ultra-modern interior, with its spherical shape and exceptional acoustics, is truly impressive. The Royal Flemish Theatre is an international art centre with an astonishingly diverse programming, which includes performances addressing intense topics. In contrast to the outdoor balconies, the stage is well anchored into the 21st century.
A Flemish nod to Italian art
Location: Quai aux Pierres de Taille, 7, 1000 Brussels
