Exhibition: My town and my intercultural body
The exhibition ‘Ma ville et mon corps interculturels’ (My town and my intercultural body) has been the vibrant centre of Halles Saint-Géry throughout the summer. Wednesday, August 29, 2018, 6…
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New restaurant: Sentro, lounge & more
If you love exploring Brussels and discovering new places which offer quality food mixed with creativity and passion for seasonal, local and high-quality ingredients, then Sentro is definitely a place…
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Polish Trash pop-up expo from Art-in-the-box.be
Polish Trash? This year, Art-in-the-Box.be with collaboration with Łódzkie House, presents young Polish designers who create using reused materials – or trash. The average a Pole generates around 300 kg…
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Surreal street names in Brussels: “This is not a street”
“This is not a street” and other surreal names may soon became a reality for some of the streets in the new, upcoming area around Tour & Taxis. Magazine Artnet…
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Summer tips: House of European History
Summer in Brussels offers many interesting places to visit and the House of European History is one of our favorites! Nestled in the heart of the EU district, just behind…
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Get ready for Brussels Summer Festival 2018!
The Brussels Summer Festival (BSF) is one of the major annual music events in the city. Every summer Brussels turns into a big party town. This year’s festival enters into its 17th…
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The art must go on: Bruges Triennale
The world is changing rapidly like a liquid. What does a future hold? Contemporary artists and architects tried to find answers to these and similar dilemmas through their temporary constructions reflecting…
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Two million visitors to the Parlamentarium in Brussels!
Parlamentarium – a visitor’s center of the European Parliament in Brussels has recently welcomed its 2 millionth visitor since its opening in 2011. Parlamentarium is a place where people come…
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Survey: Tourists happy with Brussels
Tourists are happy with the welcome that they receive in Brussels, show the results of the survey conducted by Visit Brussels and its partners. In order to better understand tourists and…
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Brussels Together: How WeLoveBrussels built an audience of 65,000 with a positive message
Brussels Together blog published an interview with WeLoveBrussels founder Boro Milovic, sharing the story behind our project and the motivations that drive us forward. WeLoveBrussels is an “urban communication platform…
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Photo story: Ommegang in Brussels
The Ommegang was originally a religious procession, founded in Brussels in 1348. Nowadays it is a folkloric event which was inaugurated in 1930. Every year around 1400 people in 16th-century…
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BrusselBlogt: Meet the Dutch-speaking bloggers in Brussels
We sat down with Tom Van Bogaert, one of the curators of BrusselBlogt, a Dutch-speaking Brussels blog platform. He told us more about this initiative and how it contributes to the…
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Mansion Global: Brussels’s Uccle Has Large Villas and Prestigious Schools
Mansion Global writes that Uccle area attracts “well-to-do Belgians, diplomats and French expats”. Whenever Brussels appears in the international press, we take notice and it is always nice to read…
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