The brick wings, arcaded gallery and tower of Hof van Busleyden seen across the museum garden.

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Hof van Busleyden

Hof van Busleyden is an early 16th-century town palace in Mechelen, built from 1503 to 1507 for Hieronymus van Busleyden to plans by Rombout II Keldermans. Its brick wings, arcaded gallery and tower surround a garden, and the museum inside presents Mechelen in the Burgundian period, when Margaret of Austria held court in the city.

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