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The Verversdijk extension
In order to be able to extend its activities, the College of Europe has, with the help of many organisations, undertaken the renovation of the Verversdijk site in Bruges. This has already included the restoration ofa 17th century historic building and the construction of new auditoria and seminar rooms. The Verversdijk extension was inaugurated in August 2007. The Executive Committee of the College of Europe appointed Mr Benoît DELAEY as the architect for the restoration and renovation of the second phase of the Verversdijk site.
The realisation of the second phase was possible thanks to the generous support of the Flemish Government, the City of Bruges, the Province of West-Flanders and the many private sponsors. The restoration works started in 2010 and were completed in 2013.
Verversdijk 16 - BE 8000 Bruges
Verversdijk extension is principally funded by: *
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* Situation on 27/01/2015
