Art and culture in Brussels: exhibitions, theater, concerts, cinema. Discover the museums, monuments, festivals and history of Brussels.
The countdown is on: Les Ardentes returns to Rocourt (Liège), just an hour from Brussels, from July 2 to 5, 2026, for an edition unlike any other. In 2026, the festival celebrates its 20th anniversary. And to celebrate...
Brussels is the undisputed capital of Art Deco. After introducing you to and the , let's turn the spotlight on another landmark of this distinctive architectural style: the Villa Empain. Having weathered the turbule...
The Théâtre du Vaudeville is a hidden treasure in the heart of the legendary Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert. This emblematic 19thᵉ century address, famous for its opulent gilding and majestic chandeliers, is now one of B...
In Brussels, when the Christmas lights reflect off the cobblestones of the city center and the air smells of cinnamon and hot chocolate, the magic slowly takes hold. This year, a very special glow will illuminate your w...
Fans of architecture and fantastic stories are in for a treat. Often overlooked by the general public, the Hôtel Frison is the next address to discover in Brussels. Right in the heart of the chic Sablon district stands...
Steigenberger Wiltcher's, located in Brussels on the famous Avenue Louise in the most luxurious and exclusive district, is the discreet meeting point of high society. This iconic location symbolizes the timeless eleganc...
Our beautiful capital is rich in splendor! Among its architectural nuggets is the Hôtel Solvay, a major work by Victor Horta in Brussels. Now a museum, you can visit this exceptional building steeped in history twice...
After the triumphant success of the first edition, the immersive Viva Frida Kahlo exhibition is back on the Belgian scene in an expanded version. At The VIAGE, a place of all possibilities, visitors have the opportunity...
Global superstar The Weeknd is set to electrify Lille's Stade Pierre-Mauroy on Friday, July 3, 2026. The news is thrilling for fans: the Canadian artist is returning to Europe with his After Hours Til Dawn Tour, and fo...
This anonymous painting, produced in the same year as the events, bears witness to the full scale of the horror. While the bombardment of Brussels by French troops in August 1695 caused surprisingly few human casualties...