Hôtel Ravenstein, Townhouse in Belgium
Hôtel Ravenstein is a striking example of late Gothic architecture.
Built between 1445 and 1450, it was originally the residence of the noble de Clèves family.
Today, the Hôtel hosts various cultural events and exhibitions.
As a protected heritage site, Hôtel Ravenstein is preserved for public enjoyment and education.
The building is renowned for its magnificent façade and courtyard, a jewel of Brussels' heritage.
Location: City of Brussels
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