A Street Art Trail about Bruegel
visit.brussels, in collaboration with the Brussels collective Farm Prod has been working on a street art trail to pay homage
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In focus
Certain cat breeds will no longer be allowed in Brussels
Brussels’ Animal Welfare Council has decided that certain cat breeds will no longer be allowed in the Belgian capital. The
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Nearly 90 Belgian restaurants now offer free water to customers
Who has ever complained about not getting free water in a restaurant? The practice is common in France and the
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Contemporary art brings sparkle to the cultural scene in Brussels
Every year, from April to May, contemporary art takes centre stage. From the not-to-be-missed Art Brussels to the Wim Delvoye
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3 EU debates: Climate change, Big data & Plastics by the BE Press Club – Register now!
There is no other capital in Europe where voting for the European elections is as meaningful as it is in
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Worldline network to become unavailable from Sunday night to Monday morning due to maintenance
The Worldline network and systems will be unavailable from Sunday night til Monday early morning, specifically from 0:15 to 04:30,
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Finding unity in diversity – An interview with pianist Manon Moemaers, aka “MAM”
Manon Moemaers is certainly a unique woman – and a unique artist. Trained as a classical pianist at the Royal
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More than a million and a half flowers on display at Floralia Brussels
Spring has indeed arrived in Floralia. Located in the stunning park of Grand-Bigard Castle, the second largest exhibition of spring flowers
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Are you a fan of Pieter Bruegel? A new exhibition at an open air museum starts on April 6th
2019 marks the 450th anniversary that Pieter Bruegel the Elder died and to mark the occasion, the Bokrijk open-air Museum
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Brussels suspends 5G plan
A Belgian government minister has announced the suspension of plans to provide 5G wireless internet access throughout the Belgian capital
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