The Müuse Atlas

Belgium

12 areas on the atlas. Antwerp Province, Brussels-Capital Region, East Flanders and West Flanders.

Regions

Antwerp Province2 areas

Brussels-Capital Region5 areas

East Flanders2 areas

West Flanders3 areas

Every area

Avenue LouiseFilming in Avenue Louise, Brussels. Stone town houses and Art Nouveau facades line a tram boulevard from Place Louise to the Bois de la Cambre.

DijverFilming in Dijver, Bruges. Stepped brick museum gables line a canal quay shaded by plane and willow trees, with tour boats passing beneath arched bridges.

EilandjeFilming in Eilandje, Antwerp. A line of old port cranes stands on the Rijnkaai, with quayside sheds and a red sandstone museum tower behind them.

European QuarterFilming in the European Quarter, Brussels. Curved glass institutional towers line wide boulevards around the colonnaded stone arcade at Cinquantenaire, with older townhouses wedged between them.

GrasleiFilming in Graslei, Ghent. Stepped and bell gables in sandstone and brick line the quay, with the Korenlei facing them across the Leie.

GroenereiFilming in Groenerei, Bruges. A narrow canal runs behind close set brick house fronts, crossed by an arched stone bridge with iron mooring posts along the quay.

Het ZuidFilming in Het Zuid, Antwerp. Wide stone boulevards radiate from a museum square, and the quay terraces used in Smoorverliefd sit along the old filled-in docks.

MarktFilming in Markt, Bruges. A large cobbled square framed by stepped gabled guild houses and a tall belfry tower, with horse drawn carriages waiting at the curb.

MarollesFilming in the Marolles, Brussels. A daily flea market fills the cobbled Place du Jeu de Balle among narrow terraced streets that Black and Billy and Buddy used as Brussels exteriors.

MolenbeekFilming in Molenbeek, Brussels. A straight industrial canal lined with brick sheds and loading quays, and the waterfront where Night Call shot in 2023.

PatersholFilming in the Patershol, Ghent. Narrow cobbled lanes of red brick houses with stepped gables sit behind the Gravensteen castle, with the Leie along the south side.

Saint-GillesFilming in Saint-Gilles, Brussels. Terraced art nouveau houses with sgraffito panels and iron balconies, including Victor Horta's own house, used as a Paris apartment in The Danish Girl.