Saint-Gilles is undoubtedly one of Brussels' favorite neighborhoods. The variety of stores, bars and restaurants makes it one of the capital's liveliest spots. And its bohemian flair is certainly not to be sniffed at!...
The Maison du Cygne, on Brussels' Grand-Place, blends three centuries of history, hospitality and gastronomy. Karl Marx stayed here, Jacques Brel dined here, and today the place hosts weddings and receptions in a unique...
Forget the mojitos and espresso martinis you've seen a thousand times! In Brussels, a discreet café is rewriting the codes of the aperitif... with tea. Welcome to Kage, the dual-identity den where you can sip a matcha l...
Brussels has a wealth of heritage treasures in every corner of the city. La Fleur en Papier Doré - an emblematic café nestled in a 17thᵉ century house - is one of them, transporting you into a timeless atmosphere. Today...
Opened in 1866 following a terrible cholera epidemic, then closed in 1958, the Dieweg Cemetery is today a necropolis where nature has reclaimed its rights. Located in Uccle, south of Brussels, it features forgotten tomb...
Living in Brussels is a bit like facing the four seasons in the same day. The professionals of the fleet have learned to equip themselves with all the necessary waterproof gear; the novices, meanwhile, are still trying...
Tucked away in the heart of , Hôtel Albert Ciamberlani attracts with its singular facade and unsuspected details. Between heritage and creation, this monument designed by the famous architect Paul Hankar plunges us into...
Just a few kilometers south of Brussels lies a magnificent dating back to the 14th century. The Château de Beersel, located in the commune of the same name, impresses with its magnificent moat and chestnut-colored towe...
Brussels vibrates to the rhythm of the night, with nightclubs where the energy never falters. With its intoxicating beats, hypnotic lights and carefully balanced cocktails, the Belgian capital knows how to keep revelers...
In the heart of Brussels' historic center, a stone's throw from the Galeries Saint-Hubert, nestles a veritable institution. Founded in 1905, Maison Vincent is much more than just a restaurant. Its UNESCO-listed Art Deco...