Grand Place, Mons 7000 Belgium

Sq. Franklin Delano Roosevelt 12 Entrance by the n ° 2 of the Rue de la Houssière, Mons 7000 Belgium

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Place du Chapitre, Mons 7000 Belgium

Mons Belgium

St. Symphorien Military Cemetery is located 2 Kms east of Mons on the N90 a road leading to Charleroi. On reaching St. Symphorien the right hand turning from the N90 leads onto the Rue Nestor Dehon. The cemetery lies 200 metres along the Rue Nestor Dehon. GPS Co-ordinates: Longitude 04°00'38", Latitude 50°25'57" The cemetery at St. Symphorien was established by the German Army during the First World War as a final resting place for British and German soldiers killed at the Battle of Mons. Among those buried here is Private John Parr of the Middlesex Regiment, who was fatally wounded during an encounter with a German patrol two days before the battle, thus becoming the first British soldier to be killed in action on the Western Front.

Rue Des Gades, Mons 7000 Belgium

Boulevard Dolez 51, Mons 7000 Belgium

Rue Sainte-Louise 82, Mons 7301 Belgium

Situated in the heart of the Hainaut province and recognized as a World Heritage of Humanity site by UNESCO since 2012, the Grand-Hornu is a 19th-century industrial gem. Property of the Province of Hainaut since 1989, this heritage landmark is one of the most important galleries of contemporary art in Belgium today. In addition to showcasing the architectural treasures of the place itself, the teams from CID and MAC's focus their activities on contemporary art, architecture and design.

Grand-Place 22, Mons 7000 Belgium

Rue Neuve 8, Mons 7000 Belgium

Avenue de la Sapinette 20, Mons 7000 Belgium

Avenue du Grand Large, Mons 7000 Belgium

Rue du Pavillon 3 Cuesmes, 3.2km (2 miles) S of Mons, Mons 7033 Belgium

Rue de Nimy 76, Mons 7000 Belgium

The Mundaneum was created in Brussels (capital of Europe, Belgium) at the beginning of the 20th century by Paul Otlet and Nobel Peace Prize winner Henri La Fontaine. It used to be an international documentation Centre aimed at gathering, indexing and sharing the universal knowledge. Today the Mundaneum is a non-profit organization situated in the heart of Mons, 2015 European Capital of Culture. The Mundaneum offers original exhibits aiming to show the vast collections of its archive Centre. The themes of the exhibitions resonate with the great themes of the institution since its creation (knowledge, peace, citizenship, democracy…), and fall into a constant dialogue between history and perspective. Place for debates, each of the Mundaneum’s exhibitions is supported by a cycle of thematic activities including conferences and colloquiums. All the exhibitions proposed by the Mundaneum are subject to a significant pedagogical mediation.

Grand-Place 22, Mons 7000 Belgium

Place de Spiennes Rue du point du jour, 30, Mons 7032 Belgium