Bruegel still in the spotlight in 2019
Brussels and Bruegel are inextricably linked. A variety of original exhibitions and activities are on offer throughout the year to
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In focus
Holy urban lighthouse by a Brussels-born architect
Anchored in the heart of the city of Le Havre, St. Joseph’s Church rises high above the cream-coloured roofscapes of
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Ryanair’s Belgian staff announces a day of “international solidarity” on September 27
Ryanair’s Belgian staff has announced its intention to join the day of action for “international solidarity” that will take place
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Green certificates for those who invest in solar power to decrease from April 2020
Alain Maron, the new Brussels energy minister, has decided that the number of green certificates delivered to citizens that invest
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De Lijn launches the first trambus in Belgium
Do you remember when the first trambus in Belgium made its maiden trip? The Flemish transport company De Lijn has
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Victor Horta’s houses listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
At the end of the 19th century, Art Nouveau marked a major shift in the evolution of architecture. The Hôtel
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Car Free Sunday in Brussels on September 22
On Sunday 22 September 2019, Brussels organizes its traditional Car Free Sunday. From 9:30 am till 7 pm, car traffic
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The winner of best shrimp croquette competition in Brussels has been announced
For the second time, a competition was held in Brussels on Saturday 7 September in honour of the tiny queen
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Blessing of beer and other fascinating rituals around Belgian Beer Weekend
It’s the first weekend of September. In Brussels, that means: BBW or Belgian Beer Weekend. That time of year when
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Belgian capital ranked as 24th safest city in the world
In 2015 The Economist Intelligence Unit developed an index assessing the safety of major cities across the globe, across four
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