Certificate and location The Château de Deulin, located in Deulin (Hotton), Luxembourg (province), is a château dating from 1758 that is still owned by the de Harlez family. Both the interior and exterior are recognised as Exceptional Heritage of Wallonia Autumn event – Salon des Antiquaires Every year during the first two weekends of October (2025: 4–5 and 11–12 October, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day). Renowned antique dealers display their latest finds in the château and its outbuildings: furniture, paintings, jewellery, kilims, curiosities, chandeliers... Why it's worth a visit Unique ambiance: the stylish setting of a château with Rococo and Louis XVI influences provides an authentic historical experience weekend.knack.be. Curators in harmony with the heritage: the events take place in carefully restored outbuildings and salons with great respect for the heritage Chateau de Deulinauborddeleau.be. A rich selection of rare objects: from classic antiques to art deco ceramics (including stengods by Bouffioulx), bronze sculptures, paintings, surprising curiosities, and more weekend.knack.beauborddeleau.bevisitwallonia.fr. A tasteful visit: you can explore the estate and enjoy catering in the tower, which provides gastronomy in a historical context Visit Walloniavisitwallonia.frout.be.

The 7th edition of the Tentuinstelling art event in Knokke-Heist will take place during Ascension weekend from 29 May to 1 June and Whitsun weekend from 7 to 9 June 2025. Tentuinstelling is a cycle route of around 20 km between 15 locations, where some 400 works of art by 67 artists are on display. The works of art are displayed in a wide variety of settings: private gardens, the Sint-Niklaaszaal and presbytery in Westkapelle, AZ Zeno, an organic farm and the Maak art academy. Visitors can discover contemporary artworks in a unique setting. Both figurative and abstract works are on display in a wide variety of materials: bronze, wood and paper, porcelain and ceramics, polyester, glass, natural stone, Corten steel, paper, textiles, etc. The artworks are for sale. The artists donate part of the sale price to the organisation. This amount goes entirely to social and cultural causes proposed by the participating associations. Visitors pay £15 per person for an admission badge, catalogue and cycle route map. This allows you to visit the locations throughout the entire period.

An encounter in the sky – the story of two falcons In June 2024, I took my son Francis on a road trip through France—a journey driven by curiosity, art, and our shared love of nature. One of the most memorable stops was a visit to artist Olivier Bertrand and his wife Caroline. We spent two days in their warm, welcoming home, surrounded by the tranquility of Provence.