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As of today, 29 June, Brussels officially boasts the second largest car-free pedestrian zone in Europe now that the handsome stretch between Place Fontainas and Place de Brouckere, along with many
The Boodschapinstituut, a primary school in the Brussels district of Schaerbeek, has fired a teacher because she has never been baptised.
Brussels-City has launched its heatwave plan, faced with the forecast of temperatures over 30 degrees in the coming days.
The price of a beer in Brussels is fairly modest compared to many cities around the world, writes brusselnieuws.be.
The first weekday of Brussels’ new pedestrian zone was marked by quiet in the zone itself but traffic chaos on the new loop around the zone, extending as far as the inner ring and the
In an effort to improve the quality of life in public spaces, Brussels association eQuama this summer launched European Canteen, an experiment involving the set-up of long picnic tables in p
The City of Brussels has a new logo, featuring the image of its patron saint, Michael, stylised into something similar to the logo of cartoon character Batman.
In a second study by the Brussels Observatory for Health and Welfare, there were a third more babies born in Brussels since the year 2000, reports brusselnieuws.be.
The face of Brussels’ city centre is about to change radically – for pedestrians, for users of public transport and, above all, for drivers.
