September is harvest month. We tend to think of Burgundy, Bordeaux, or Tuscany—but much more rarely of Walloon Brabant. Yet, just forty minutes from Brussels, a vineyard thrives within the walls of Ville...
For three days, Forest Abbey will step back in time. After a hiatus in 2025, the Forest Medieval Festival makes its grand return from September 18 to 20, 2026, for its 27th edition, in the abbey’s lush g...
There are events that make a lot of noise about very little, and others that quietly open 80 doors throughout the city. Brussels Art Week falls into the second category. From September 10 to 13, galleries...
Every summer, the Zwin plain in Knokke-Heist is covered with a vast purple carpet. It might look like lavender, but it isn’t. Sea lavender is not related to the variety found in Provence. It grows with it...
This Wednesday, August 26, is World Dog Day. The perfect opportunity to pay tribute to a dog who may not have any fur, but who has been part of the Brussels landscape for over 25 years: the Zinneke-Pis. B...
It took a little longer than expected, but this time, it’s official! The new European Sleeper night train between Brussels, Zurich, and Milan will finally begin service on September 9, 2026. Three times a...
Some restaurants open with the ambition of making a splash, while others feel more like a homecoming. Petricor, a new fine-dining restaurant that opened in mid-July in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, clearly belong...
You’ve eaten hundreds of them, baked with ham, and you’ve probably never given it a second thought. Yet the chicon is a quintessentially Brussels product —so much so that the rest of the world still calls...
You’ve probably walked past it a hundred times without being able to go inside. After years of construction fences, cranes, and rumors, Kanal-Centre Pompidou finally has a date: November 28, 2026. And jud...
What if your next gourmet outing were simply outside of Brussels? In Genappe, a spot well-known to lovers of large gatherings, Chez Georges has reopened after a few weeks of renovations, with the goal of...