City in Hainaut Province, Wallonia, Belgium
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hôtel de ville
A Renaissance-style building. The belfry is one of the 56 belfries in Belgium recognized as s.
Musée du Masque
An 18th-century school building houses the museums. Masks from all over the world are exhibited. An important part of the museum is dedicated to the Carnival of Binche.
collégiale Saint-Ursmer
The 12th-century city walls are amongst the best preserved in Belgium. There is a walking path around the city to discover them.
By train
There is a train line connecting Binche with Brussels. The journey from the main station (Central/Centrale) of Brussels takes 1h20m. The Binche Train Station is located to the east of the town centre.
By car
Binche is quite near to the R3 beltway of Charleroi. You need to get off at the exit called Fontaine-l'Évêque.
By plane
The nearest airport is in Charleroi (CRL) which is majorly served by low cost airlines with various European destinations.
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