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Discover the best things to do in Brussels, Belgium. Explore iconic landmarks like the Grand Place, Atomium, and Manneken Pis. Indulge in exquisite Belgian chocolates and waffles, and savor local delicacies at lively food markets. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts and the European Parliament. Experience the vibrant nightlife in trendy neighborhoods like Saint-Gery and Matonge. Enjoy shopping for luxury brands at Avenue Louise or vintage finds at M...

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Lionel Jadot organizes dozens of artisanal studios for the interiors of Mix Brussels, a hospitality entity occupying a landmarked 20th-century building.

Belgian architect, interior designer and filmmaker Lionel Jadot compared his latest project with directing a movie.

The Flemish part of the Sonian Forest could soon become a protected national park, while the parts of the forest located in Brussels and Wallonia will not.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has been asked to carry out an inquiry into Belgium's handling of the coronavirus pandemic in the hopes that such an analysis will allow the state to compare its response to that of other countries.

Escape city life by exploring one of the many nature spots surrounding Brussels. From ancient woodlands to wetlands and colourful meadows filled with wildflowers, discover a natural oasis on your doorstep.

While we wouldn’t say no to a brisk autumn or winter walk in the countryside, Flemish Brabant really comes into its own in the summer. The green belt surrounding Brussels is all fields, flowers and fresh-smelling forests. Take a jaunt of a few kilometres, and you will find yourself stopping short, with a pond on one side and cows grazing on the other, and thinking: Well, that’s pretty idyllic, all right.

The scenic walking paths of Belgium take you from dune-covered coastline to misty heathlands and through dense forests. These are the best.

The cycle path along Avenue de Tervuren in Brussels will be refurbished this summer, reports Bruzz. The path is being renovated between Chemin des Chênes in Auderghem and the Quatre-Bras tram stop in Tervuren.