Leuven Town Hall

Leuven Town Hall is one of Belgium’s finest examples of late Gothic architecture and a highlight of the city’s main square. Built in the 15th century, its richly decorated façade is lined with hundreds of statues, intricate carvings, and elegant turrets that reward a closer look. The building remains a symbol of Leuven’s historic prosperity and civic pride. Visitors interested in architecture, history, or photography will find it especially worthwhile, and its central location makes it an easy stop while exploring the city.