Looming mysteriously in the heart of Brussels, the Black Tower stands as a silent witness to centuries of urban transformation. This medieval relic, once part of the city's ancient fortifications, now contrasts starkly with the modern buildings that surround it. 

Visiting the Black Tower is like finding a portal to medieval Brussels, offering a glimpse into the past where knights, merchants, and intrigue filled the air. It’s a reminder of the city’s resilience, surviving through time as a testament to Brussels' rich and tumultuous history.

Best time/season to visit:
The Black Tower is a year-round landmark, but its stone facade and the stories it holds are especially poignant under the crisp light of autumn or the soft snow of winter, adding a touch of medieval mystery to the city's bustling streets.