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From 1955, 330 Canadian military pilots from the 1st Wing took shelter in Virton. They were part of a NATO

Brussels Hidden Gems: See the buried River Senne and True Heart of Brussels

In the centre of Brussels, just five minutes on foot from the tourist hub that is Grand Place, lies a

Napoleon I , was born 15 August 1769 in Ajaccio and died May 5, 1821 on the island of St. Helena. This

Belgium has numerous beautiful churches and cathedrals. Among them is undoubtedly the Cathedral of Our Lady in Tournai. At 83

Between 1885 and 1917, four iron tours de force of hydraulic genius were erected on the Canal du Centre in

Today, shortly before 17h, the 711st Meyboom tree was planted in Brussels amid cheers from the crowd. A very old

A very old tradition dating back to the Middle Ages (1213) is celebrated every year in Brussels on 9 August

I grew up being told about Edith Cavell. According to family lore, she was my distant cousin. A British clergyman’s

Purple was her favourite colour. A symbol of restraint, discreetly evoking the mélange of fervid red and soothing blue. This

You will find parks of all types and sizes all over Brussels. But rarely will you come across one that