
After a day of shopping at trendy fashion boutiques, you can start the evening at a trendy restaurant and then go dancing at a club.

Stroll past the prestigious fashion houses on Boulevard de Waterloo and Avenue Louise and discover 'Paris in miniature' in ChΓ’telain.

Soak up the atmosphere in the African quarter of Matonge, the trendy Sint-Bonifaas or the bustling neighbourhood around Flagey Square.

The Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Sint-Hubertus galleries and chocolate shops: here you will find the most famous attractions.

Besides several museums, this district is also home to the Royal Palace and the Warande Park.

Brussels' oldest working-class neighbourhood and, according to many, the cosiest. Be sure to visit this colourful part of the city.

This neighbourhood is home to expats. In addition to European institutions, you will also find entertainment venues around Luxembourg Square.

In this neighbourhood, galleries, luxury shops, stylish bars and chocolatiers define the streetscape.

Saint-Gilles is a neighbourhood that attracts vintage enthusiasts. Discover its cosy cafΓ©s and beautiful Art Nouveau architecture.