From walking to cycling, there are many transport options for getting around in Brussels. While city centre is small enough to be explored on foot, you will need public transport to venture outside ...

BRUSSELS, Belgium – This summer, on the occasion of the yearly holidays, the Minister, member of the Brussels Frenchspeaking government in charge of the Help for the Disabled, the Minister‐President ...

The Belgian capital is one of Europe’s most surprising short breaks. Here’s our insider guide to getting the most out of a visit... Belgian waffles at Grote Markt. Photo: Jesse Warren / Getty Rues de ...

Just off the major shopping street of Avenue Louise, lively Rue du Bailli is lined with small boutiques, outlets, vintage stores and quirky gift shops.

The concierges' guide to Brussels: A guide to Brussels' best attractions, bars and unusual experiences, as judged by concierges at the city's best hotels.

Brussels has kicked off a new service for tourists, which adds codes to numerous locations around the city so people can learn more details and earn coins to get in on some deals. Brussels has kicked ...

Never been to the Belgian capital? Check out these tips for the best places to eat, drink, crate dig and hang out from six Brussels-based resident DJs and producers Whether you’ve made the pilgrimage ...

This city has hundreds of beers and takes its mussels seriously. The multicultural population means there’s a great range of international cuisines to try too. This is a city that has hundreds of ...

Brussels is best described by one word: cosmopolitan. Nearly one in four city residents is an expatriate drawn there, typically by business or government ties. Brussels is not just the capital of ...