BPS22 Art Museum
This lively contemporary art museum is set inside a former industrial hall and showcases bold, exciting modern artworks that make you think in new ways.
Charleroi is a city in the Wallonia region of Belgium that grew into a major industrial powerhouse during the 19th century, especially for steel and glass production.
Charleroi is considered a world capital of comic strips — it was the birthplace of comic artist Hergé, creator of the beloved adventures of Tintin!
This lively contemporary art museum is set inside a former industrial hall and showcases bold, exciting modern artworks that make you think in new ways.
Perched on a hill above the city, this striking belfry is a UNESCO-listed tower that once rang out to call citizens to important meetings in the town square below.
Dedicated to Belgian artist Félicien Rops, this museum explores his wonderfully wild and imaginative drawings and prints in a beautiful old building.
This local history museum tells the fascinating story of how Charleroi grew from a small fort into a great industrial city, with plenty of models and artefacts to explore.
A lovely green park right in the heart of the city where families love to relax, play, and enjoy the fountains and flowers in every season.