What better way to end the year than to bring young and old together in the darkness of a theater? With over 24 performances in all, the Noël au Théâtre festival has once again established itself as the must-attend eve...
A few dozen kilometers from Brussels, the Château de Corroy-le-Château stands like a guardian of time. Built in the XIIIᵉ century and handed down from generation to generation, it has survived sieges, invasions and chan...
Since 2010, Madame Moustache has been rocking the Place Sainte-Catherine with its alternative nights, 60s ambience and indomitable energy. But today, the Quai au Bois à Brûler club finds itself on the verge of closure....
Brussels has found its best-kept secret, an immersive cabaret nestled in the mythical Magic Mirror big top at Tour & Taxis. Featuring aerial acrobatics, fascinating illusions, dance and visual poetry, this cabaret...
This 19thᵉ century house is actually Victor Horta's very first residential project. Built in 1893, it shows the beginnings of , just before the architect became a worldwide star of the style. Now meticulously restored...
For three days, the Kanal - Centre Pompidou is transformed into a cultural playground, where , fanzines and printed objects come to life in the aisles. Between artist encounters, unexpected discoveries and an ultra-frie...
Brussels welcomes Pompeii, an exceptional exhibition that transports visitors to the heart of Antiquity. Set up in Terminal 1 - Brussels Expo, this unique experience combines original artifacts, life-size reconstruction...
In Trazegnies, in the province of Hainaut, stands a of singular charm, an unlikely blend of medieval stones and Louis XIII-style facades, rooms full of stories and a garden that smells of suspended time. Classified as...
Tucked away on a quiet avenue, a 19th-century architectural gem awaits your exploration.Victor Horta's Hôtel van Eetvelde is unlike any other building in Brussels. Its rotunda of shimmering stained glass and steel colum...
Among the secret places in Brussels, this one is often overlooked. Yet the Stockel metro station is well worth a visit: it's the only one in the world decorated by Hergé himself. A giant fresco, 135 characters, and a pl...