Covid 19: Fewer passengers using public transportation
STIB has announced that due to the pandemic this year, travelers are relying less on public transportation, compared to last
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In focus
Belgian government sends aid to Beirut
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Defence, Philippe Goffin, announced that a C130 military transport aircraft has left from Melsbroek to
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Beautiful visits in Wallonia: Discover Dinant, birthplace of Adolphe Sax
The beer “Caracole“ and the famous “Couque de Dinant” worth a detour! Dinant is located in the heart of
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Which ‘Hello Summer’ activities will you check-out?
One of our favorite Brussels’ Summer Activities, Hello Summer, is bringing this year a lot of small events that the
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Leonardo Da Vinci and Milano: The unbreakable bond
Leonardo Da Vinci is for sure the most enigmatic and brilliant personality of the Renaissance. His works are known all
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“I take with me the feeling of the colorful and lively city Brussels is” — Marek Šindelka at Passa Porta
Marek Šindelka is a writer who’s not afraid to hose down our stereotypes. He relishes tearing apart the thick walls
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“Long sentences feel more democratic to me” — László Krasznahorkai in Brussels
On Thursday October 31st, the 2015 International Man Booker Prize winner, László Krasznahorkai was in Brussels at Passa Porta House
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Discovering the natural beauty and nomadic traditions of Kazakhstan
The cars slowed down to watch the stallion roll around in the dirt. As if sole owner of the entire
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Somewhere in BXL: The final resting place of many legendary Belgians
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could meet some of your favorite figures in history, people you only read about
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“In Venice it is possible to dive into art and just disappear” — Cees Noteboom in Brussels
On October 27th, the award-winning Dutch novelist, poet, and journalist, Cees Nooteboom was in Brussels and spoke with Margot Dijkgraaf
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