Brussels Hidden Gems: the Malting Pot, Ixelles
After the Cantillon Brewery and the after-work party at Abbatoir, we visit another address for those who love a good
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A generalised “zone 30” in Brussels?
The future Brussels government is currently working on a key initiative, namely to turn all of Brussels into a “zone
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The 139th edition of Foire du Midi 2019
Lovers of crispness, attractions galore, thrills, pipe shots, rides, candy floss and other delicacies, will meet this summer once again
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Video: Neighbors try to save a girl during a fire in Brussels
On the night of Saturday June 29th a fire broke out in a building on Rue de Fierlant, on the
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Tour du Midi/Zuidtoren
The Gare du Midi/Zuid is the gateway to Brussels for many visitors but the area immediately surrounding the station does
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Road renovations to disrupt traffic in Brussels this summer
This summer, several major projects will disrupt the main roads of the capital. Leopold II Tunnel and Elisabeth Park The
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Peter Pan at the Parc d’Egmont
While it’s not the largest or most varied park in Brussels, the Parc d’Egmont is the only park inside the
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Brussels, ma belle!
Just a few days after the triple electoral meeting and we could say that Brussels is perceived differently by its
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Cycling on a highway: Filter Café Filtré announces new event on May 5th
The activist group Filter Café Filtré has announced the creation of a new event, ‘Live On Air’, which is scheduled for
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Brussels Region’s plan for a new Mediapark is triggering strong reactions among citizens
Located in the municipality of Schaerbeek, the Tir National (the National Shooting Range) was a wetland of fields and meadows
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