Editing Charleroi (section)

===Museums===
[[File:Charleroi - Musée des Beaux-arts - 2022-12-27 - 02.jpg|thumb|The Musée des Beaux-Arts]]
[[File:Charleroi musee-de-la-photographie 050711.jpg|thumb|Musée de la photographie]]
[[File:Bois du Cazier in Marcinelle, Charleroi (DSCF7718).jpg|thumb|The Bois du Cazier]]

* Musée de la photographie, opened in 1987, is housed in a former [[Gothic Revival architecture|Gothic Revival]] [[Carmelites|Carmelite monastery]]. It is the largest photography museum in Europe, featuring a diverse collection and hosting various exhibitions in [[Mont-sur-Marchienne]]
* Musée des Chasseurs à pied, located in the former Corporal Tresignie barracks (named after Léon Trésignies, a Belgian hero of [[World War I]]), is a military museum.
* BPS22, art museum of the [[Hainaut Province|Hainaut province]] installed in a former industrial hall built during the Charleroi exhibition in 1911, in which training was provided for industrial professions.
* [[Bois du Cazier]], in [[Marcinelle]]
* Musée des Beaux-Arts ("Museum of Fine Arts"), is housed in a former cavalry barracks. This historic building was transformed to showcase a diverse collection of artworks, like [[François-Joseph Navez]], Gustave Camus and [[Pierre Paulus]]. It is located near the Tour Bleue created by [[Jean Nouvel]].