The Broeltorens are two medieval towers located in the city of Kortrijk, Belgium. They were built in the 14th century and served as part of the city's fortifications. The towers are named after the nearby Broel river and are notable for their distinctive architecture, featuring a mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles. Today, the Broeltorens are a symbol of Kortrijk's rich history and are popular among tourists. They are situated near the Leie river and are often used for cultural events and exhibitions. The towers also provide a picturesque backdrop for visitors exploring the city's historic center.