Tervuren House Prices Hit €585K: 7th Most Expensive in Flanders
Tervuren house prices reached €585,000 in H1 2026, marking a 72% surge over ten years and placing the leafy commune 7th among Flanders’ most expensive municipalities.
Metejoor Headlines Hee Tervuren as Town Imposes Road Closures and Alcohol Bans
Hee Tervuren 2026: Metejoor headlines the July 4-5 festival in Tervuren. Residents should prepare for significant road closures and a local alcohol ban.
Tervuren’s Oldest Tree Survives Storm as Others Fall
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Tervuren’s oldest resident — the centuries-old summer linden overlooking the ancient Roman crossroads in Duisburg — survived the powerful storm that swept through the municipality overnight. Other trees were less fortunate, including several that fell along Jezuseiklaan, the road where Prince Laurent lives.
Tervuren Doubles Debt — Mayor Calls It Progress
Opinion: Tervuren town councilors this month turn to annual accounts as Mayor Thomas Geyns executes the most expensive spending plans in our town’s history. The €74 million earmarked for 2026–31 pushes municipal debt from nearly €23 million in 2025 to near €44 million by 2031 — if there are no spending overruns.
Tervuren Council To Review N3 Leuvensesteenweg Funding After Audit
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TERVUREN, Belgium — A critical Rekenhof report on Flemish infrastructure funding is expected to shape debate at this week’s Tervuren council meeting, where officials will discuss the stalled N3 Leuvensesteenweg redevelopment, municipal finances and road safety concerns.
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Tervuren AfricaMuseum Denies Gates Visit In Congo Mining Saga
TERVUREN, Belgium — Tervuren’s Royal Museum for Central Africa has this year found itself at the center of a diplomatic and commercial dispute pitting Belgium against the United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Embellishing the dispute are rumors of a mysterious visit to Tervuren by Bill Gates on behalf of the AI-driven U.S. mining exploration company, KoBold Metals. Rumors the Museum denies
Tervuren Sport Clubs Sign Dutch Language Charter to Get Grants
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Sports clubs in Tervuren have signed a language charter to ensure Dutch is the language for all training sessions, matches, WhatsApp groups, and official communications.
Matexi’s 20-Home Project in Tervuren Sparks Fresh Debate Over Green Space
One of the last green buffers against Brussels’ relentless suburban expansion, via Wezembeek-Oppem, could soon disappear beneath yet another new housing estate — and not everyone is happy about it.
Opinion | Tervuren Waste Strike: How Mayor’s Attacks Fueled Diftar Fallout
Opinion — Tervuren’s first refuse collectors’ strike in almost 50 years did not happen by accident. The dispute surrounding Interrand, the municipality’s waste collection company, and the controversial Diftar pay-by-weight waste system was escalated by Mayor Thomas Geyns’ repeated public attacks on the organisation.
Complete Expat Guide to Tervuren, Belgium (2026) draft
This complete expat guide covers international schools (ISF and BSB), Flemish Dutch-language schools, voter registration for non-Belgians, trash fees and recycling rules, wolves in the Sonian Forest, cycling safety, and housing. All information is independently reported and updated by Tervuren+ for 2026.
Tervuren’s Zeeën relaunches dream workshops: “Working with dreams can reveal new insights
Zeeën in Tervuren will relaunch its popular Dream Portals sessions in August, alongside a broad programme of workshops focused on meditation, creativity and photography. The centre believes dreams can reveal insights that everyday life often conceals. At Zeeën, dream work and creative exercises are used as tools for personal growth.
Tervuren Road closures for Mayor’s Top Sports Event
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Mayor Thomas Geyns and his Aldermen have approved the road closures and parking restrictions for the Grand Prix Vermarc on Sunday 31 May 2026. The races, organized by the Mayor’s own non-profit association, Sint Hubertus Cycling, not only puts Tervuren on the sports map. It also honors legend Lucien Van Impe, Belgium’s last Tour de France winner, 50 years after his triumph.
Price explosion for killing Asian Hornets—in Tervuren
At Tervuren’s latest council meeting, elected officials somehow managed to cram invasive species, environmental anxiety, a muddy bike path to Brussels, and diplomatic garbage rights into a single, meandering evening. The unlikely star of the hour-long episode: the Asian hornet.
