What to do in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre? Our ideas for outings and activities

Located in the Stockel neighborhood, the restaurant—which already boasts an impressive rating of 4.8/5—offers modern cuisine in a bright, contemporary setting. Its short, ever-changing menu focuses on healthy, natural ingredients, featuringbrunchdishes and reimagined pastries. The “All Day Kitchen & Coffee Break” concept makes this a culinary destination for everyone, from breakfast through dinner.

Woluwe Park is the green lung of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. Given its size, it is undoubtedly one of the largest parks in Brussels. It was created for the 1897 World’s Fair and features a sports park, several ponds, and a restaurant. Nearby, you can also visit Parc des Sources, Parc Parmentier, and the Mellaerts Ponds.

On the prestigious Avenue de Tervueren stands an exceptional monument, a true landmark of modern architecture: the Stoclet Palace. Designed in 1905 by the Austrian architect Josef Hoffmann, this white marble masterpiece stands as the most accomplished achievement of the Vienna Secession. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this revolutionary geometric structure can be viewed exclusively from the public space.

Although it’s located farther away than other central Brussels museums like Bozar or the Royal Museums, the Brussels Transport Museum is just as worth the detour! It’s largely dedicated to the tram (featuring magnificent Belle Époque vehicles from old Brussels) and also houses cars, buses, and taxis. A real gem!

Le Shake evokes the grand Parisian brasseries without veering into caricature. The space invites you to linger, whether around the central bar or on the sunny terrace.
Carefully selected ingredients, generous portions, and seasonal touches: the menu strikes a balance between tradition and freshness. And to extend the experience, the house cocktails add a creative touch, blending floral influences with fruity accents.

We love the charm of this neighborhood movie theater with its retro auditorium and yellow and orange seats! The lineup combines arthouse films, blockbusters, and animated films… everything you need to enjoy a great cinematic experience that the whole family will love!

Part restaurant (upstairs), wine cellar, deli, and gourmet shop, Rob The Gourmet’s Market is above all a celebration of a multitude of flavors and high-end products, offering an undeniable treat for the taste buds! The selection of products is extraordinary—some of which you simply can’t find anywhere else!

In Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, this splendid, entirely organic à la carte restaurant welcomes you. Thanks to its emphasis on short supply chains and dishes made with fresh, local ingredients, L’Auberge des Maïeurs is a must-visit spot whose magnificent garden—just a stone’s throw from Parc des Sources—will leave you speechless.

The Bibliotheca Wittockiana is the only museum in the world entirely dedicated to the art of bookbinding! It houses a collection of decorative book bindings that is unique in the world, illustrating the development of this art over more than five centuries, from the Renaissance to contemporary bindings.

The Comédie Royale Claude Volter is the main theater in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. It has been in existence since 1971 and was founded by the master of drama, Claude Volter, himself! The program is varied and gives pride of place to classical theater, vaudeville, and comedy.

Western pastries sit side by side with their Japanese counterparts at the stunning Pâtisserie-Chocolaterie Yasushi Sasaki in Woluwe-St-Pierre. Cream and matcha croissants, crispy pastries, delicious cakes (including the chocolate one!), strawberry cakes, yuzu cheesecake… It’s impossible to resist such a feast of treats!

Let’s continue, still with fusion cuisine, at Sanzarù on Avenue de Tervueren: here, Japanese cuisine blends seamlessly with Peruvian cuisine, and the food-and-wine pairings left us speechless! The combinations are delicious and surprising. The sakes, which can accompany them, are simply perfect!

The W:Halll is the town’s number one cultural center and also one of the most important in the Brussels Region. Its programming is simply incredible, and it doesn’t hesitate to feature big names from the cultural scene such as BJ Scott, Jonathan Lambert, Anthony Kavanagh, and Michel Jonasz… The venue also regularly hosts film screenings, performances, and workshops.