Sint-Truiden: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Sint-Truiden is a city located in the province of Limburg, Belgium, known for its rich religious and agricultural heritage. The city developed around a Benedictine abbey founded in the 7th century by Saint Trudo, from whom the city takes its name. Throughout history, Sint-Truiden has been an important religious center, which is reflected in its numerous historical churches and religious buildings.

The city is also famous for its fruit cultivation, particularly apples and pears, earning it the nickname "Fruit City." The historic city center features well-preserved medieval architecture, including the impressive Gothic Church of Our Lady (Lievenvrouwekerk) and the central market square with its historic town hall. Sint-Truiden combines its agricultural tradition with a vibrant cultural scene, hosting various cultural events and maintaining several museums that showcase both its religious history and local heritage.