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In 1893, Victor Horta built a spectacular “portrait house” in Brussels; 133 years later, the Hôtel Tassel is celebrated as the global temple of Art Nouveau!
Right in the heart of Brussels, this spectacular Art Deco building from 1935 has become the capital’s most fascinating museum—a cultural gem founded by the inventor of Kodak that offers a free interactive experience
In the heart of Brussels, this giant market, little known to the general public, is nicknamed “the belly of the city”—but did you know that you can visit it?
27 must-do things in Brussels
Inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth in 1926, this eerie, abandoned psychiatric asylum now conceals macabre scenes straight out of a horror movie!
Exhibitions in Brussels: 4 Immersive Video Tours
Best French Fry Shop in Brussels: Master Frites on Video
Brussels Monuments: Hidden Stories on Video
Taiwanese Bento Boxes in Ixelles: Video from the A-Mui Counter
Authentic Taiwanese Bento Boxes at A-Mui in Ixelles
Free Ai Weiwei Exhibition in Brussels on Video
Brussels’ Kilometer Zero: The Paved Star on Video
The Coziest Bookstores in Brussels for a Warm Fall
Forget the typical clubs: this unique venue in the heart of Saint-Gilles transports you to the golden age of jazz for a memorable evening of live music in Brussels
What to do in Brussels this weekend, November 6–8, 2026?
In 1893, Victor Horta built a spectacular “portrait house” in Brussels; 133 years later, the Hôtel Tassel is celebrated as the global temple of Art Nouveau!
Cozy Recipe: Bourbon Apple Cider, the star cocktail of the season!
Poignant operas, symphonies at Bozar, and Disney by candlelight: 7 must-see musical experiences in Brussels this November
It’s official! Master Frites in Schaerbeek has regained its title as the best fry shop in Brussels—fresh fries cut on-site, the “Le Brusselaire” burger, and voting is currently underway to secure the top spot in Belgium
“A complete change of scenery without leaving Brussels”: the Amazing Asia festival is coming to Tour & Taxis from November 6 to 8, featuring street food, Muay Thai arenas, and a dedicated Pokémon card area
In 2013, Steven Knight brought the Peaky Blinders gang to the screen… 13 years later, their legendary soundtrack can be enjoyed by candlelight in Brussels, and tickets are now on sale!
In 1919, Victor Horta sold his own house-studio on Rue Américaine in Brussels: today, it has become a museum listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is open to visitors
In 1920, one of the world’s wealthiest men commissioned the construction of this sumptuous Brussels palace; 106 years later, the Hôtel Lowenstein hosts the public hearings of the Council of State
Opened in late 2024 in Brussels, Chef Kobe Desramaults’ new restaurant makes a historic debut at No. 86 on the 50 Best list with its exceptional dining experience!
The Coziest Bookstores in Brussels for a Warm Fall
Forget the typical clubs: this unique venue in the heart of Saint-Gilles transports you to the golden age of jazz for a memorable evening of live music in Brussels
What to do in Brussels this weekend, November 6–8, 2026?
In 1893, Victor Horta built a spectacular “portrait house” in Brussels; 133 years later, the Hôtel Tassel is celebrated as the global temple of Art Nouveau!
Cozy Recipe: Bourbon Apple Cider, the star cocktail of the season!
Poignant operas, symphonies at Bozar, and Disney by candlelight: 7 must-see musical experiences in Brussels this November
It’s official! Master Frites in Schaerbeek has regained its title as the best fry shop in Brussels—fresh fries cut on-site, the “Le Brusselaire” burger, and voting is currently underway to secure the top spot in Belgium
“A complete change of scenery without leaving Brussels”: the Amazing Asia festival is coming to Tour & Taxis from November 6 to 8, featuring street food, Muay Thai arenas, and a dedicated Pokémon card area
In 2013, Steven Knight brought the Peaky Blinders gang to the screen… 13 years later, their legendary soundtrack can be enjoyed by candlelight in Brussels, and tickets are now on sale!
In 1919, Victor Horta sold his own house-studio on Rue Américaine in Brussels: today, it has become a museum listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is open to visitors
In 1920, one of the world’s wealthiest men commissioned the construction of this sumptuous Brussels palace; 106 years later, the Hôtel Lowenstein hosts the public hearings of the Council of State
Opened in late 2024 in Brussels, Chef Kobe Desramaults’ new restaurant makes a historic debut at No. 86 on the 50 Best list with its exceptional dining experience!
The Coziest Bookstores in Brussels for a Warm Fall
Forget the typical clubs: this unique venue in the heart of Saint-Gilles transports you to the golden age of jazz for a memorable evening of live music in Brussels
What to do in Brussels this weekend, November 6–8, 2026?
In 1893, Victor Horta built a spectacular “portrait house” in Brussels; 133 years later, the Hôtel Tassel is celebrated as the global temple of Art Nouveau!
Cozy Recipe: Bourbon Apple Cider, the star cocktail of the season!
Poignant operas, symphonies at Bozar, and Disney by candlelight: 7 must-see musical experiences in Brussels this November
It’s official! Master Frites in Schaerbeek has regained its title as the best fry shop in Brussels—fresh fries cut on-site, the “Le Brusselaire” burger, and voting is currently underway to secure the top spot in Belgium
“A complete change of scenery without leaving Brussels”: the Amazing Asia festival is coming to Tour & Taxis from November 6 to 8, featuring street food, Muay Thai arenas, and a dedicated Pokémon card area
In 2013, Steven Knight brought the Peaky Blinders gang to the screen… 13 years later, their legendary soundtrack can be enjoyed by candlelight in Brussels, and tickets are now on sale!
In 1919, Victor Horta sold his own house-studio on Rue Américaine in Brussels: today, it has become a museum listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is open to visitors
In 1920, one of the world’s wealthiest men commissioned the construction of this sumptuous Brussels palace; 106 years later, the Hôtel Lowenstein hosts the public hearings of the Council of State
Opened in late 2024 in Brussels, Chef Kobe Desramaults’ new restaurant makes a historic debut at No. 86 on the 50 Best list with its exceptional dining experience!
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In the heart of one of Europe’s largest immersive video-mapping venues, visitors are surrounded by monumental projections that bring temples, tombs, and Nile landscapes to life. High-quality replicas and authentic…See details
Mind of a Serial Killer
Through striking recreations, it explores the world of more than 20 famous serial killers, from the hallways of H.H. Holmes to the home of Ed Gein. Visitors discover their psychological…See details
Harry Potter™: The Exhibition
Harry Potter™: The Exhibition brings the saga’s iconic sets, characters, and creatures to life through authentic props and costumes from the films. Cast a spell, hone your Quidditch™ skills, or…See details
A major blow for travelers: Ryanair is withdrawing 6 planes from Belgium and canceling 20 flagship routes at Charleroi and Zaventem in response to the new environmental tax
Brussels Bans Self-Service Electric Scooters: What Will Radically Change on the Streets Starting January 1, 2027!
David Goffin’s heart-wrenching farewell, ATP stars, and a surprise venue change right in the middle of the weekend: the 2026 European Open is shaping up to be the craziest tennis tournament in history
Fall in Brussels: Our Top Picks for the Best Things to Do in the Capital!
They’re beloved in Belgium, but TasteAtlas ranks them among the worst: here are 24 Belgian specialties in the crosshairs!
7,600 m² to be renovated right in the heart of the Grand-Place? Here’s what could soon change behind the historic facades
The 100% comforting recipe for pumpkin and Parmesan crumble!
50 years of the Brussels Metro: STIB finally reveals all the plans for this Sunday, including free transit and 30 collector’s cards
Two 450-square-meter air-raid shelters dating from 1940 and 1943 may lie beneath this iconic Brussels building
Conceived by a king in 1892, brought to life in 1976: the incredible story of the Brussels Metro, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month
145 chocolatiers and 207 establishments: Gault&Millau unveils its 2027 selection, with a new distinction for Brussels
Fall Recipe: Pumpkin Spice Pie—the Authentic Pumpkin Pie!
A major blow for travelers: Ryanair is withdrawing 6 planes from Belgium and canceling 20 flagship routes at Charleroi and Zaventem in response to the new environmental tax
Brussels Bans Self-Service Electric Scooters: What Will Radically Change on the Streets Starting January 1, 2027!
David Goffin’s heart-wrenching farewell, ATP stars, and a surprise venue change right in the middle of the weekend: the 2026 European Open is shaping up to be the craziest tennis tournament in history
Fall in Brussels: Our Top Picks for the Best Things to Do in the Capital!
They’re beloved in Belgium, but TasteAtlas ranks them among the worst: here are 24 Belgian specialties in the crosshairs!
7,600 m² to be renovated right in the heart of the Grand-Place? Here’s what could soon change behind the historic facades
The 100% comforting recipe for pumpkin and Parmesan crumble!
50 years of the Brussels Metro: STIB finally reveals all the plans for this Sunday, including free transit and 30 collector’s cards
Two 450-square-meter air-raid shelters dating from 1940 and 1943 may lie beneath this iconic Brussels building
Conceived by a king in 1892, brought to life in 1976: the incredible story of the Brussels Metro, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month
145 chocolatiers and 207 establishments: Gault&Millau unveils its 2027 selection, with a new distinction for Brussels
Fall Recipe: Pumpkin Spice Pie—the Authentic Pumpkin Pie!
A major blow for travelers: Ryanair is withdrawing 6 planes from Belgium and canceling 20 flagship routes at Charleroi and Zaventem in response to the new environmental tax
Brussels Bans Self-Service Electric Scooters: What Will Radically Change on the Streets Starting January 1, 2027!
David Goffin’s heart-wrenching farewell, ATP stars, and a surprise venue change right in the middle of the weekend: the 2026 European Open is shaping up to be the craziest tennis tournament in history
Fall in Brussels: Our Top Picks for the Best Things to Do in the Capital!
They’re beloved in Belgium, but TasteAtlas ranks them among the worst: here are 24 Belgian specialties in the crosshairs!
7,600 m² to be renovated right in the heart of the Grand-Place? Here’s what could soon change behind the historic facades
The 100% comforting recipe for pumpkin and Parmesan crumble!
50 years of the Brussels Metro: STIB finally reveals all the plans for this Sunday, including free transit and 30 collector’s cards
Two 450-square-meter air-raid shelters dating from 1940 and 1943 may lie beneath this iconic Brussels building
Conceived by a king in 1892, brought to life in 1976: the incredible story of the Brussels Metro, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month
145 chocolatiers and 207 establishments: Gault&Millau unveils its 2027 selection, with a new distinction for Brussels
Fall Recipe: Pumpkin Spice Pie—the Authentic Pumpkin Pie!
238 chalets, a giant ice rink, and a light-up Ferris wheel: this magical Christmas market in the heart of Brussels is making a grand comeback in XXL format!
In 1847, King Leopold I inaugurated the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert; today, this sumptuous covered passage remains one of Europe’s oldest shopping arcades and one of its most visited sites
The 4 Best Places to Go Karting in Brussels and the Surrounding Area!
On October 17, the must-see Museum Night Fever transforms 28 museums in Brussels into a spectacular nighttime celebration featuring an immersive cabaret and rooftop tastings
In Brussels, this XXL indoor center features 8 immersive activities, from Laser Kart to Prison Island—and you’ll want to try them all
A view of planes taking off, a lively terrace in Saint-Boniface, or award-winning fried chicken: 5 must-try Belgian gems for International Burger Day!
In 2004, a Brussels bar broke the Guinness World Record by offering exactly 2,004 different beers; today, the Délirium Café has expanded its selection to over 3,000 varieties, becoming a global pilgrimage site
In 1747, French soldiers stole the famous Manneken-Pis statue; to make amends, King Louis XV gave him a luxurious outfit, launching a tradition that now boasts more than 1,000 costumes!
In the heart of Jette, this sumptuous, listed house from 1927 finally reveals its original furnishings and restored stained-glass windows during exclusive guided tours
Free in Brussels: Things to Do in the Capital Without Spending a Cent!
Only a handful of residents remain in this ghost town in northern Belgium—but street art and a summer festival are breathing new life into it and captivating photographers and urban exploration enthusiasts
This castle, just an hour from Brussels, harbors one of Belgium’s most chilling legends—that of the vampires of Farciennes