What’s new in Brussels
100 years of Maisons Niels: Five generations, a shared passion for Belgian hospitality
In 1926, Joseph Niels opened the Canterbury, a hotel-restaurant on boulevard Jacqmain in Brussels. A century and five generations later, his family runs four brasseries under the name Maisons…
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World Tourism Day Leadership Forum: What makes a place worth the trip?
Planning a trip is getting easier. Flights, hotels and a day-by-day itinerary can be put together in moments, more and more often with the help of AI. That leaves any city or region hoping to…
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Brussels Music Agenda: Concerts, festivals and open-air parties in October
Autumn has now fully settled in, and with it Brussels’ cultural scene is coming alive. Concert venues across the city are filling up once again, welcoming an exciting mix of national and…
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A fairy-tale theatrical walk through the forest of La Hulpe
Once upon a time… Little Red Riding Hood and the Great Autumn Ball. New this season, just a few steps beyond Brussels: a fairy-tale theatrical walk through the enchanting forest of La Hulpe,…
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