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Brussels town hall welcomes visitors for more guided tours from February - Vimarsana News

Brussels town hall welcomes visitors for more guided tours from February

Brussels’ magnificent town hall will be far more accessible to tourists, visitors and city residents From 1 February, announced Brussels Major Events deputy director Delphine Romanus. 

Fuse nightclub allowed to reopen under strict conditions, with relocation likely - Vimarsana News

Fuse nightclub allowed to reopen under strict conditions, with relocation likely

After significant backlash from the closure of one of Brussels most iconic nightclubs, was Fuse allowed to reopen this weekend under certain conditions.

Brussels town hall welcome visitors for more guided tours from February - Vimarsana News

Brussels town hall welcome visitors for more guided tours from February

Brussels’ magnificent town hall will be far more accessible to tourists, visitors and city residents From 1 February, announced Brussels Major Events deputy director Delphine Romanus. 

Campaign launched to save Brussels nightclub Fuse after neighbour's noise complaint - Vimarsana News

Campaign launched to save Brussels nightclub Fuse after neighbour's noise complaint

A popular Brussels nightclub has announced its closure following complaints about noise from a neighbour. Fuse, which is Belgium's longest-running techno club, announced its closure on social media "after almost 29 years of existence".

Brussels' first drug consumption space offers a safe haven for addicts by embracing harm reduction - Vimarsana News

Brussels' first drug consumption space offers a safe haven for addicts by embracing harm reduction

The discreet poster at the entrance is the only indicator that this smart inner-city townhouse is actually a facility for hardened drug addicts.