Ravenstein Gallery
covered passageway in Brussels, Belgium
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Ravenstein Gallery
Summary
Ravenstein Gallery is a shopping arcade[1].
Key Facts
- Ravenstein Gallery is located in Brussels[2].
- Ravenstein Gallery is in the country of Belgium[3].
- Ravenstein Gallery's instance of is recorded as shopping arcade[4].
- Ravenstein Gallery's architect is recorded as Alexis Dumont[5].
- Ravenstein Gallery's architect is recorded as Philippe Dumont[6].
- Hôtel de Clèves-Ravenstein is named after Ravenstein Gallery[7].
- Ravenstein Gallery's architectural style is recorded as International Style[8].
- The location of Ravenstein Gallery was Mont des Arts - Kunstberg[9].
- Ravenstein Gallery's Commons category is recorded as Ravenstein Gallery[10].
- Ravenstein Gallery's officially opened by is recorded as Lucien Cooremans[11].
- Ravenstein Gallery's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 50.844844, 'longitude': 4.358383, 'precision': 1e-06}[12].
- Ravenstein Gallery's located on street is recorded as Cantersteen - Kantersteen[13].
- Ravenstein Gallery's located on street is recorded as Rue Ravenstein - Ravensteinstraat[14].
- Ravenstein Gallery's significant event is recorded as renovation[15].
- Ravenstein Gallery's heritage designation is recorded as protected monument[16].
- Ravenstein Gallery's date of official opening is recorded as February 15, 1958[17].
- Ravenstein Gallery's native label is recorded as Galerie Ravenstein[18].
- Ravenstein Gallery's native label is recorded as Ravensteingalerij[19].
- Ravenstein Gallery's connects with is recorded as Cantersteen - Kantersteen[20].
- Ravenstein Gallery's connects with is recorded as Rue Ravenstein - Ravensteinstraat[21].
- Ravenstein Gallery's connects with is recorded as Rue Baron Horta - Baron Hortastraat[22].
- Ravenstein Gallery's connects with is recorded as Brussels-Central railway station[23].
- Ravenstein Gallery's adjacent structure or building is recorded as Ravenstein 36[24].
- Ravenstein Gallery's adjacent structure or building is recorded as Central Gate[25].