Celebrating the King of Belgium

King’s Day has been celebrated on November 15th since 1886. It coincides with the name day of Leopold and Albert, the names given to the first four heirs to the Belgian throne. This day serves as a special occasion to celebrate Belgium’s unity in its rich multicultural diversity. It also provides an opportunity to reflect on the strength of Belgium's relationships with its many international partners. As a result, diplomatic posts often mark this public holiday by organizing events to honor Belgium and its monarchy.

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The King's Day Reception will be followed by the Belgian Nights parties that are open to public.