Flemish Masters where they are at home
The Flemish Masters often created their works for a specific location: a church, a monastery, a town hall, a castle, etc. Many of those pieces have since moved to museums, but some can still be viewed at their original location. A unique experience. You stand where the artist must have stood and you see what he saw: the exact spot where his work would come, the lighting, the space around it. You cannot get closer to the essence of a work of art and to the soul of a place.
![Antwerpen_Sint-Carolus Borromeuskerk (c) Saskia Vanderstichele - Openbaar Kunstbezit Vlaanderen. Plek in het kader van VMOP. Antwerpen_Sint-Carolus Borromeuskerk (c)Saskia Vanderstichele - Openbaar Kunstbezit Vlaanderen](https://toerisme-vlaanderen.bynder.com/m/36dcfefb665e8ef3/web_image_3_-Antwerpen_Sint-Carolus-Borromeuskerk-c-Saskia-Vanderstichele-Openbaar-Kunstbezit-Vlaanderen.jpg)
100 exceptional locations
In Flanders you can still find dozens of paintings, sculptures, altarpieces and other works at the place for which they were originally created or where they have often been for centuries. Discover Flanders and visit our Masters in their ‘homes’ and in our museums.
"So many important pieces have moved to museums in famous art cities over the years, but here, in churches or castles, you really get to know them"
Experience Flemish Masters where they are at home
![Pieter I Bruegel - De val van de opstandige engelen © Royal Museums of Fine Arts Belgium, Brussels photo J. Geleyns - Ro scan](https://toerisme-vlaanderen.bynder.com/m/733504a1412096e4/web_image_header_bg_large-Pieter-I-Bruegel-De-val-van-de-opstandige-engelen-Royal-Museums-of-Fine-Arts-Belgium-Brussels-photo-J-Geleyns-Ro-scan.jpg)