The glass-roofed arcade of the Saint-Hubert Galleries with its Italianate shopfronts in daylight.

Free entry

Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries

The Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries are three connected glass-roofed shopping arcades near the Grand-Place: the King's, Queen's and Princes' Galleries. Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar designed and built them in 1846–1847 with Italianate shopfronts under an arched cast-iron and glass roof. They hold shops, cafés, a cinema and a theatre.

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