A major exhibition at the AfricaMuseum in Tervuren exposes the brutal reality concealed within the colossal 1913 Congo Panorama painting, challenging Belgium’s colonial narrative and exposing the era’s ‘fake news’.
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Complete Expat Guide to Tervuren, Belgium (2026)
This complete expat guide covers international schools (ISF and BSB), Flemish Dutch-language schools, voter registration for non-Belgians, trash fees and recycling rules, wolves in the Sonian Forest, cycling safety, and housing. All information is independently reported and updated by Tervuren+ for 2026.
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Tervuren’s Zeeën relaunches dream workshops: “Working with dreams can reveal new insights
Zeeën in Tervuren will relaunch its popular Dream Portals sessions in August, alongside a broad programme of workshops focused on meditation, creativity and photography. The centre believes dreams can reveal insights that everyday life often conceals. At Zeeën, dream work and creative exercises are used as tools for personal growth.
Posted inMobility & public space
Tervuren Road closures for Mayor’s Top Sports Event
Mayor Thomas Geyns and his Aldermen have approved the road closures and parking restrictions for the Grand Prix Vermarc on Sunday 31 May 2026. The races, organized by the Mayor’s own non-profit association, Sint Hubertus Cycling, not only puts Tervuren on the sports map. It also honors legend Lucien Van Impe, Belgium’s last Tour de France winner, 50 years after his triumph.
Posted inEnvironment, Environment & quality of life, Natuur & leefomgeving
Price explosion for killing Asian Hornets—in Tervuren
At Tervuren’s latest council meeting, elected officials somehow managed to cram invasive species, environmental anxiety, a muddy bike path to Brussels, and diplomatic garbage rights into a single, meandering evening. The unlikely star of the hour-long episode: the Asian hornet.