Content by tag : Parks
Walckiers Park in Schaarbeek, which had been closed since 1965, has finally reopened to the public this week, filling a gap in the green belt that circles the Brussels region.
Almost a quarter of a million Brussels residents lack a park within walking distance, and the percentage of green space is below the norm in many municipalities, according to an analysis by Greenp
As schools start breaking up for summer and outdoor activities are becoming more popular, finding free toilets in Brussels is something of a challenge – and they are particularly absent in the cit
Seven new contemporary art installations grace the royal domain of Mariemont this summer, inviting visitors to explore the magnific
The masterplan for redeveloping the Cinquantenaire park in Brussels has been approved by the federal council of ministers, opening the way to €160 million worth of renovations.
It’s a seasonal tradition in Brussels: each year, summer bars familiarly known as guinguettes grace the city’s parks.
The mayor of Tervuren has taken to news outlets to deplore the state of the municipality's local park, next to the Africa Museum.
Beautiful Tenbosch park in Ixelles, near the Place du Châtelain, is worthy of classification, according to Brussels' heritage organisation, the Royal Commission for Monuments and Sites.
As warmer weather sees more people flocking to Brussels' parks and outdoor spaces, the region is launching a new campaign for public cleanliness.
