Search form

menu menu

Content by tag : Brussels

Article

His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, is coming to Brussels on 11 September to give a talk at Palais 12.

Article

The young Belgian director Thomas Van Deursen is looking for money to make a documentary about Brussels, and in particular the pedestrian zone around Rue Anspach.

Article

In the past seven years, nine evening markets have popped up across Brussels, and four more are expected to open in the coming months, writes Brussel Deze Week.

Article

In an effort to encourage Brussels residents to compost their organic waste, the City of Brussels in early February launched a system whereby it provides a full reimbursement for the purchas

Article

The driver who drove his SUV through the Brussels tram tunnel on Sunday evening is 67-year-old Francis L. of Keerbergen, who was “just following his GPS”, writes Brusselnieuws.

Article

Drivers in Belgium are at the greatest risk of being involved in an accident while driving in Brussels, but the severity of the accident is likely to be lower than in Flanders or Wallonia, accordi

Article

Tram services on lines 3, 4 and 51 in Brussels were halted on Monday evening after a car got stuck in the tunnel at Brussels South Station.

Article

The famous Brussels chip shop Maison Antoine was the centre of media attention last week after it was visited by German chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday.

Article

The number of cyclists in the Brussels-Capital Region last year increased by 5% compared to the previous year, a figure that is “positive, but still much too low,” according to the cyclists'

Pages