Leuven is an ancient city located east of Brussels in Belgium, famous for its archaeological and contemporary beauty. It has a central square that houses the 15th-century town hall with its tall spiers, which are decorated with hundreds of statues of local figures, great writers and saints. In addition, St. Peter's Basilica houses the "Last Supper" by the primitive Flemish painter Dirk Pot. The Old Market is located near a long square lined with restaurants and cafes. Leuven is a mixed-use city. On the one hand, it has an ancient heritage: the University of Louvain which is the oldest in the country, the botanical garden, not to mention the amazing Gothic architecture, and on the other hand, the city is filled with students and young people, as the city receives about 25,000 students during term time, and even during the holidays, giving The city has an atmosphere of creativity and vitality.