Want to get away from the tourist traps? Discover the best of Brussels with our secret guides for locals and globetrotters alike.
You may have already walked past its facade without being able to go inside. This fall, the Withuis, in the heart of Jette, is opening its doors. The restoration project for this major work by architect...
In the capital of the “flat country,” you don’t always have to reach for your wallet to enjoy exciting activities. That’s right—our beautiful capital is brimming with free things to do! Want to go out in...
A few kilometersfrom Antwerp, Doel is a village that time has almost erased. Between the rumbling nuclear power plant and the graffiti-covered facades, this hamlet on the banks of the Scheldt now attracts...
South of Brussels, near Charleroi, the Château de Farciennes stands in a state of advanced ruin. Once a majestic Meuse-style residence, construction began in 1637 on the ruins of an ancient feudal castle....
Looking for an unusual place to celebrate Halloween in Brussels? Since 1976, Le Cercueil has become a must-visit nightlife hotspot for those who love unique outings in Brussels. Located just a stone’s thr...
Just like Paris, Brussels is home to magnificent, ornately decorated covered galleries and arcades where you can stroll, sometimes wander from one shop to another, and even settle in at a delicious resta...
Often overshadowed by the international fame ofArt Nouveau andArt Deco, 19th-century architecture is set to reveal all its secrets in the Belgian capital. During the first two weekends of October 2026,the...
Are you a fan of sci-fi and urban gems? Riders on Line 6 of the Brussels Metro know it: the Pannenhuis station is undoubtedly the most beautiful in the entire STIB network. No wonder it’s the most photogr...
Today we know them as places for walking, culture, or entertainment, but some have a very different history. In Brussels, several former train stations and railway infrastructures have gradually changed...
It is the very foundation of Brussels, but sometimes you have to know where to look to find its trace. Long at the heart of city life, the Senne was covered over in the 19th century before being partially...