Brussels

The city of choice for Eurocrats, Brussels is sumptuous, historic and luxuriously cosy. With artistry richer than …

This hotel offers a welcomed combination of elegance and spacious comfort. Renovated in 1996, the rooms were treated …

This is the largest indoor shopping centre in the city centre. The determined shopper will enjoy three floors …

This small hotel is a welcome change from the city's larger business. Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century …

According to legend, this impressive theatre in the heart of Brussels played an important role in Belgium's history. …

This gallery for young contemporary art is run by the city of Brussels, but it is more than just a gallery. A …

This is a traditional working-class neighborhood, dominated by the gargantuan Palais de Justice (constructed in …

The Kunstmarkt (Art Market) is a small but cosy market where artists show art and handicrafts of their own design …

This restaurant in the lively Botanique neighbourhood has probably the most daring interior in Brussels. In the …

The address doesn't really work in favor of this great Greek restaurant. The name Pig Market seems somehow inappropriate …

In the historic heart of Brussels, you will go on a true journey around the Swiss table: Valaisan specialities …

This distinguished restaurant has plush furniture in an array of bright and vivid colors. Situated in a refurbished …

For over a hundred years, the most delicious pancakes have been baked in this house, in the traditional way, in …

Despite its traditional feel, this is no ordinary brasserie. Eddy Münster, the restaurant's innovative chef, has cre …

Comme Chez Soi has earned three Michelin stars and is one of the most renowned restaurants in the city. The art …

De Natuurwinkel (The Nature Shop) is also called Den Teepot (The Tea Pot). And this is where you buy healthy food …

Corica is a coffee shop which is fantastically decorated. When you enter the shop, you see a huge coffee roaster …

Stokkel Square is an arcade on the outskirts of the city. It is not extremely big, but cosy. There is a supermarket …

In better days, this shopping gallery was the beating heart of Matonge, the then Zairese neighbourhood of Brussels …

A beer paradise like Belgium needs its temples, like this one: one of the best specialised beer shops in town …

Since Gerard Mortier became its director in 1981 (he now heads the Salzburger Festspiele) the Theâtre Royal de la Mo …

Jazz-pianist Stan Brenners opened this gorgeous bar in the 1940s; in the 1980s, a group of trendy young things renov …

Next to the theatre of the same name (a 19th century building, where contemporary art now reigns supreme) there …