The "Stay At Home Museum" - Episode 5: Hof van Busleyden in Mechelen, Flanders

Hof van Busleyden is an impressive Burgundian palace once frequented by the likes of Thomas More, Erasmus and Margaret of Austria. Family-friendliness is key at this museum, which is why the children's mayor of Mechelen will accompany you as you discover the impressive collection. You're sure to be amazed by the jewel in the crown of this museum, the enclosed gardens. Discover more: www.visitflanders.com/en/flem... and visit.mechelen.be/museum-hof-...
This is the last episode of the “Stay At Home Museum” for the time being. To show you every beautiful museum in Flanders, we'd need 1001 episodes. So we have a better idea... come and see them for yourself when it's possible again. Our museums will give you a warm welcome!
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