Former Belgian factory specialized in the production of industrial cylinders, taken over by a Swedish metallurgical company.

Former pickling line for carbon and stainless steel, inactive since 2009.

Magnificent gas power plant. Hall of turbines and boiler very vintage, untouched.

Former coal washing plant of Blegny Mines. Visit of this part of the museum (former Belgian colliery) generally closed to the public.

Former coking plant in Belgium dating from 1952, today in an advanced state of disrepair.

The activity of this industrial site was metallurgical and included various installations. The abandoned part of the site dates back to 1955.

Abandoned warehouse discovered on my way. It would appear to be a waste storage site.

Interprochim SA was the name of this workshop on the outskirts of Brussels, formerly specialized in the reproduction of statues and other replicas of works of art.

Abandoned compressor room somewhere in Belgium. Very aesthetic and colorful, with a vintage feel.

Until 1976, Eurofonderie was part of Mélotte, a major Belgian manufacturer of agricultural equipment. After that, the building was converted directly into a manufacturer of automotive materials, and the company held on until the beginning of the...

Built in the late 50s, this huge complex of 6 turbines was Belgium's largest coal-fired power plant.

Abandoned rolling mill in Belgium, empty but with an impressive view

This dilapidated building is the only vestige of the former Triage-Lavoir des Hiercheuses.

Former concrete mixing plant in Belgium. The building is located on the site of an old colliery.

Former lime kilns built in 1872.

Usine de béton croisée sur ma route. Il existe d'autres sites Inter-Beton désaffectés en Belgique.

Former wool washing and processing plant, closed since 1960.

This industrial behemoth is a former steelworks built in 1963.

Belgian powder and dynamite factory.

Wagons délaissés à proximité d'un entrepôt actif de la SNCB.

Centrale thermique belge d'Electrabel construite en 1921.

Coking plant in operation from 1906 to 2002, specializing in the manufacture of coke for industrial use.

View from the top of the Charbonnage tower at sunset

Centrale thermique d'Esch-sur-Alzette au Luxembourg.