Just a stone’s throw from the Grand-Place, the Antoine Dansaert quarter is Brussels’s new place to be. Perfect for a stroll from designer boutiques to hip bars.
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Situated in the heart of Brussels, the Plasticarium is a singular museum that spotlights the pop art years and the adventures of plastic design. Created by Belgian artist and art collector Philippe Decelle, it holds the world’s la..
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For creativity in Belgium’s fashion sector, Anvers immediately springs to mind. But Brussels, bolstered by young designers who studied at its La Cambre fashion school, has also begun to make a name for itself. Here are the boutiqu..
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Every two years the Belgian capital unfurls a gigantic carpet of flowers created by 120 volunteers.
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The Belgian seaside resort of Blankenberge is hosting the world's biggest sand sculpture festival under the banner "Once upon a time in Dreamland", bringing to life fairy tale characters from, among others, the Brothers ..
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Three childhood friends – Jason Blanckaert (J.E.F.), Olly Ceulenaere (Volta) and Kobe Desramaults (De Vitrine) – are the Flemish Foodies, a group of chums who are mad about cooking. With a collective preference for simple, accessi..
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Three childhood friends – Jason Blanckaert (J.E.F.), Olly Ceulenaere (Volta) and Kobe Desramaults (De Vitrine) – are the Flemish Foodies, a group of chums who are mad about cooking. With a collective preference for simple, accessi..
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Fancy a few days in Luxembourg? Less alluring, perhaps, than Brussels or Amsterdam, the capital of the Grand Duchy is the seat of several European institutions. Behind its fortress walls lies a picturesque, peaceful old city that ..
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Antwerp is a city that has it all: an exceptional cultural heritage, museums galore (including the brand new MAS), designer hotels, hip bars, fashion and more. Be sure to have a look at our video and address book before you go.
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Its spectacular architecture makes the new MAS one of Europe’s most beautiful museums. Inside, collections gleaned from several galleries illustrate the city’s history and present the stories of its donors, all while leading us to..
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Less pretentious than Antwerp, less museum oriented than Bruges, Ghent is a town which cultivates its contrasts, from its gabled houses to its Design Museum. It’s a well-kept secret for a weekend change of scenery in an authentic ..
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This forgotten city in the country, leafy and romantic with its rivers and countless remnants of fortifications, easily merits a weekend.
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Traditionally baked for Advent and Christmas in Germany, Belgium, Holland and northern France, speculoos are exceptional biscuits for tea-time as well as for dessert, when they may be served with ice cream or fruit salad.
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Want to get the feel of tomorrow's Europe? Want to explore a country that is familiar yet different? Discover Luxembourg, travelling along some of its most beautiful routes.
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In Antwerp, people are epicureans. Interestingly, Mac Donald has never managed to oust the North Sea shrimps served on cafe counters nor, above all, the real Belgian chips with mayonnaise to be enjoyed all round the clock on Hoogs..
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A two-hour train drive from Paris and Amsterdam, and not quite double that time from London, Antwerp is an ideal destination to spend two or three days with your other half.  Intimate and dynamic at the same time, the world diamon..
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Ghent has everything going for it. Steeped in history, Charles V's birthplace is also a big university town with countless bars and small cafés. Full of charming old districts, good Flemish fare is celebrated on every street corne..
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When you take a tour of Bruges by canal boat or horse-drawn carriage, your guide is certain to draw your attention to the Bonifaciusbrug (The Bridge of St Boniface). You will be told that this quaint medieval structure at the back..
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Among the planet’s many wine-growing regions, Belgium and the Netherlands tend to keep a low profile. But the success of Dutch and Belgian vineyards is steadily increasing.
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