Butcher’s Hall (Vleeshuis)

Butcher's Hall (Vleeshuis)

Butcher’s Hall (Vleeshuis)

In the heart of Antwerp, Belgium, stands the 14th-century Butcher’s Hall (Vleeshuis), a striking structure of white sandstone and red brick. Originally built as a meat market, this Gothic building now houses the Museum Vleeshuis, dedicated to musical heritage. Visitors can explore its collection, which includes exquisite antique instruments like Delftware mandolins, offering a glimpse into the rich musical history of the region.

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