- The European Quarter - Visit Brussels
When in Brussels, take the chance visit the beating heart of Europe and get an insight into the largest transnational parliament in the world
- Go for a stroll in the Canal district - Visit Brussels
With the canal as its backbone, this district, which is as varied as it is creative, is undoubtedly one of the most vibrant in Brussels Architectural curiosities, citizen projects and sustainable initiatives all contribute to the identity of the former industrial heart of the capital A favourite with creative people and young hipsters, the Canal district is a promising and inspiring work in
- Historic and lively neighbourhood | Sablon Zavel Brussels
Discover the Sablon, Brussels' iconic district, with its history, antique shops, chocolatiers, art, gastronomy and unique events
- Dansaert and Sainte-Catherine: trendy, lively neighbourhoods
Right next to the historic centre lie the Sainte-Catherine and Dansaert districts They blend seamlessly into one another and complement each other perfectly A must-visit for food lovers and those who enjoy the finer things in life Dansaert is arguably the trendiest area in the city centre With its abundance of fashion boutiques, concept stores, design shops, vintage stores, cafes and
- The Sablon and Marolles districts: antiques and tradition
The Sablon is one of the city's most upmarket areas People flock there to visit the church and buy chocolates!
- Neighbourhood Walk: the Sablon and the Marolles - Visit Brussels
The Sablon and the Marolles seem to be each other's opposites: one neighbourhood chic and distinguished, the other folksy and authentic In the past, the Sablon was the neighbourhood of the nobility The Marolles is a district known for its popular authenticity, a place for jokes or ' zwans ' in the local dialect, which houses a typical Brussels mix of French, Dutch, Spanish, and Arab-speaking
- The European Quarter: Brussels’s cosmopolitan (and cultural . . .
Welcome to the heart of Europe: you can feel the heartbeat of a continent here! Brussels is not only the capital of more than half a billion Europeans; the city is also an international microcosm Over 100,000 workers from dozens of countries work in the European Quarter, which makes for a thoroughly cosmopolitan character and vibrant atmosphere
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