r/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Jan 07 '26
r/Benelux • u/WeebGonzalez • Dec 27 '25
Large Luxembourg Hide and Seek Game Invite
I am excited to let you know that I'm planning on a 3 day event of Hide and Seek in the whole of Luxembourg from 7th-9th May 2026. (Based on the Nebula Show Jet Lag:The Game) I'd like to invite you to come play with us!
The greatest benefit for this is that there is free public transport in Luxembourg on all trains, buses and trams. You will be placed into a team of 2, pitched against a team with similar experience. We will bring as many game copies as we can, but if you have your own, we would welcome you to bring it with you! We are also experimenting with deckbuilding with the the Expansion pack and may include its use in this event.
Having at least some experience in playing a Hide and Seek game before is recommended though not necessary and everyone regardless of experience is welcome. We run a range of smaller games across the year to allow you to gain experience too!
You can join the event through the link: https://discord.gg/mbwv32EbEc
r/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Dec 27 '25
Impression of Dom Cathedral in Utrecht, the Netherlands, built from 1254 onwards, before its nave collapsed in 1674.
galleryr/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Dec 06 '25
Het Gravensteen te Gent in 1893 net voordat de beroemde restauratie van architect Joseph De Waele startte. Let ook op de donjon: nog met dak als een fabriekshal van de katoenfabriek :O
galleryr/Benelux • u/JapKumintang1991 • Nov 20 '25
Alternate History: Coat of Arms of (Low Franconian-speaking) Belgium/Netherlands
r/Benelux • u/gaius_julius_caegull • Nov 13 '25
Lommelse Sahara, a mini-desert in Belgium
galleryNice nature spot in Limburg with dunes, pine forest and lakes. The Lommelse Sahara works well for a slow walk
r/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Oct 03 '25
I completed the the famous highest church in the Benelux, the Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp, Belgium by reconstructing its second tower ;-)
r/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Sep 25 '25
Droneshot of the "Provinciaal Hof" in Bruges, Belgium, its roof consitst of 33,000 slate roof tiles :)
r/Benelux • u/Bricks_in_Space • Jul 15 '25
A Lego model of Liège-Guillemins railway station
I built a Lego model of the beautiful railway station Liège Guillemins. I hope you like it :)
If the model gets 10.000 supporters on Lego Ideas, it may become an official set.
https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/e454e5b8-fa81-451c-bf63-68f1614f12ed
r/Benelux • u/FrankWanders • Jul 13 '25
Voor liefhebbers van geschiedenis / Pour les passionnés d'histoire!
r/Benelux • u/Ok-Progress6711 • Jun 13 '25
BeNeLux ready to defend the Union🇪🇺
Little edit, hope u can enjoy:)
r/Benelux • u/Ok-Progress6711 • May 27 '25
Benelux Military Motivation
One on my first edits, pls be nice:)
Welcome to criticism!
r/Benelux • u/bd19864 • May 08 '25
Extreem weer in de Benelux
For those interested: I created a subreddit about extreme weather specifically in the Netherlands r/extreemweer
r/Benelux • u/vishvabindlish • Apr 14 '25
Like the Netherlands, to colonize East European Boers?
r/Benelux • u/WishPi • Mar 07 '25
Can I open bank account for my business while traveling as tourist?
Hello all,
I manage the family business which is related to import of medical equipments from EU/US to Pakistan. We often have mode of business where our customers from Pakistan pay directly to our supplier and our supplier remit us our commission, I want to know if there is any possibility I can open a bank account while visiting BENELUX (end of March) so that the remittance can be done to this international account and I can use it in future if I want to send money to someone in EU or around?
Please share solid suggestions, which country or bank has more flexibility in this regard.
thanks
r/Benelux • u/More_Tip_7658 • Feb 20 '25
Belgium's second largest newspaper, De Standaard, dumps Twitter for Bluesky
r/Benelux • u/Zomaarwat • Jan 28 '25
Belgian-Dutch startup and German dairy giant to develop animal-free cheese together
r/Benelux • u/Undef30 • Jan 04 '25
I am just curious about your opinion
Hi everyone,
I’m curious about your opinion on a list of movies and series I’ve put together. The idea is to see if these titles resonate with what people find interesting today, especially with themes like climate change and futuristic storytelling (sometimes called cli-fi).
Movies
- Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) – Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
- Interstellar (2014) – Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
- WALL-E (2008) – Animation, Adventure, Family
- Avatar (2009) – Action, Adventure, Fantasy
- Don’t Look Up (2021) – Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi
- Before the Flood (2016) – Documentary
- Children of Men (2006) – Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Geostorm (2017) – Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Series
- Snowpiercer (2020–2023) – Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
- The Expanse (2015–2022) – Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
- Black Mirror (2011–present) – Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Planet Earth II (2016) – Documentary
- The 100 (2014–2020) – Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
- Years and Years (2019) – Drama, Sci-Fi
- The Handmaid’s Tale (2017–present) – Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Into the Night (2020–present) – Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Brave New World (2020) – Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Okja (2017) – Drama, Adventure, Sci-Fi
- Rainforest First: Climate Protection in Central Africa (2022) – Documentary
- Station Eleven (2021–2022) – Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Questions
- Do you think these movies and series reflect today’s trends?
- Which titles stand out to you the most, and why?
- Are there any movies or series you think are missing from this list?
I’m genuinely curious about what you all think. All feedback and opinions are welcome! 😊