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An Evening at a Brussels Museum
Thursday evenings in autumn need never be boring again. From September to December, most of Brussels' museums remain open to the public until 10pm. Guided visits, cocktail bars and other…
Brussels' mammoth event, Winter Wonders, features one of Europe's best Christmas markets. There are 240 wooden chalets dotted around the Place Sainte Catherine and the Grand'Place, an…
Located at the foot of the Atomium, Mini-Europe faithfully reproduces the cities and sights of Europe. Wander past the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben, watch the gondolas go sailing by in Venice or…
2009 has been selected as the year of the Belgian Comic Strip, and Brussels' Balloons Day Parade officially launches the festivities. Giant balloons bearing the faces of your favourite cartoon…
Two hundred and fifty children from all over Brussels put on a lively show at the Marni Theatre during the Festival Bruxelles-Babel, aimed at 12 to 21-year-olds from a variety of cultural and…
The biennial Zinneke Parade was born in 2000 as part of Brussels' City of Culture. It is an urban, artistic hybrid, the result of a process in which contemporary artistic creation goes…
Celebrate our gorgeous planet Earth at the Environment Fête in Brussels' Parc du Cinquantenaire. Now in its tenth year, the event is no longer the prerogative of a handful of vegetarians, but…
Brussels' grand buildings, squares and parks serve as concert halls when the Summer Festival takes over the Belgian capital. This annual extravaganza's varied programme spans hip hop, folk…
Brussels-on-Sea, on the banks of the Willebroek Canal, is a full-blown, albeit temporary, seaside resort. Watch as straw huts and barbecues, mojito-sipping oiled-up beach beaux and bikini-clad…
The popular Midi Funfair sets up camp every year in the area surrounding the Midi train station in Brussels. A cheerful mix of sounds, lights and smells forms an intrinsic part of Brussels in summer.
Sandwiches In The Park, or Boterhammen in het Park, is a music and kids' animation festival held in the Warande Park, in Brussels' city centre. Shows are mostly in Flemish but the friendly…
Tom and Charlotte, two lovable cartoon characters and very big museum fans, have concocted a whole range of activities for families who are visiting Brussels this summer. Every Wednesday…
Belgium's royal family now lives in Laeken, but the former Royal Palace is used as official offices and to host functions and can be visited during summer months. Admire the palace's Throne…
Espaces Speculoos Street Festival
In Brussels, summer has really arrived once the Espace Speculoos takes over the city's streets and squares. Named after a Belgian ginger biscuit loved by children, the festival features a…
The annual Bronks Festival presents theatre productions for children and young people, held at the BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels. It shows promising new work from specialist theatre…
An Evening at a Brussels Museum
Thursday evenings in autumn need never be boring again. From September to December, most of Brussels' museums remain open to the public until 10pm. Guided visits, cocktail bars and other…
Located at the foot of the Atomium, Mini-Europe faithfully reproduces the cities and sights of Europe. Wander past the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben, watch the gondolas go sailing by in Venice or…
Halfway between design and architecture, the Atomium is a 102-metre-high representation of iron crystal molecules, designed for the 1958 World Fair. Reopened in 2006 after extensive…
Relive the magic of childhood at Brussels' Toy Museum. With a strict "please do touch" policy, children are only held back by the boundaries of their own imagination.
Leave the traffic of Avenue Louise behind with a visit to the Abbaye de la Cambre, surrounded by perfectly manicured French gardens. Founded by Cistercian monks in the 13th century, it's a…
