Mons Old Town is eminent for its meandering
cobbled streets and elegant squares. Set above a hill, it is a prehistoric place
known for its fine medieval and 17th century architecture. The most prominent battle of the First World
War was fought just below the old town. Mons Old Town emits charm and gentle
cheerful atmosphere by the large student population residing here. To explore
the vigor & novelty of this aesthetic & elegance tourist attraction,
grab your Belgium visa now!
Places & festivals to relish in Belgium’s
Mons Old Town
The Grand Place:
Mons has many narrow streets that escort to the
historical centre and the astonishing main square- the Grand Place. Around the
square you will find enormous cafes and restaurants. In the centre of the
square you will find an engraved circle that has names of the 19 townships that
made up the Greater Mons area. The glorious buildings around the Mons old town
dates back to 15th century with the most majestic one being the
Hotel de Ville Town Hall. The Town hall was built between 1458 and 1477 in
gothic style. Its tower bell was added later in 1717-1718. The wooden door of
the Town Hall has an alluring lock in the shape of a castle.
Read more about:- Belfry
of Mons
