At Bruxelles Secrète, we love launching surveys to ask our readers and the people of Brussels what they think of their city. Some time ago, you even confided in us that the Gare du Nord was, in your opinion, ! And you d...
Right in the heart of , wedged between busy streets and tightly-packed buildings, lies a veritable gem of nature: Parc Tenbosch. And the good news is that this haven of green peace has just been officially classified as...
"Dominique-nique-nique, s'en allait tout simplement"... Everyone's heard this mischievous, smile-inducing refrain on TikTok or . But have you ever wondered about its origins? In 1963, in a Brussels convent, a young woma...
Brussels hides a host of addresses where French, Dutch and English meet in a friendly, studious or festive atmosphere. Are you familiar with the concept of language exchange? From renowned language institutes to polyglo...
Can design change the way we shop? In Brussels, 10 of the 2025 award-winning sites prove that it can. Between strong concept and sensitive execution, they show that a well-thought-out space is much more than a question...
At the edge of the forest and on the edge of the Forêt de Soignes, several addresses combining nature and taste experience welcome you all year round, while others are open only in fine weather. With summer just around...
Ahhh the afterwork... That sweet moment when work finally rhymes with aperitif. Gone are the eternal drinks on the terrace (even if we still love them): the capital abounds with activities that transform your Thursday e...
In Brussels, lovers of music and original evenings get together in friendly karaoke bars. Whether you're a Sunday singer or a seasoned diva, these establishments welcome you all year round! Why try Brussels' best karaok...
Emblem of Brussels, the Manneken-Pis hides many secrets behind its mischievous water jet. This iconic statuette personifies the , the typical Brussels humor, and the independent spirit of the inhabitants of the Belgian...
Nestled in the heart of Uccle, the Dieweg Cemetery seems frozen in time. Opened in 1866 and decommissioned in 1958, it now offers a striking sight: nature has reclaimed its rights, gradually invading the tombs and dese...