There's a walk for every occasion...

In Brussels, there are surprises big and small around every corner... Lose yourself and reconnect with the capital or let yourself be guided through some of its best-kept secrets!

Neighbourhood Walk: Ixelles ponds, Flagey and Malibran

From a green neighbourhood with striking architecture to densely populated areas

Neighbourhood Walk: Central Anderlecht

The fastest growing neighbourhood, home to football club RSC Anderlecht

Neighbourhood Walk: Central Anderlecht

Neighbourhood Walk: Cureghem

The multicultural neighbourhood of Anderlecht and 'belly of Brussels'

Neighbourhood Walk: Cureghem

Neighbourhood Walk: Matongé

Brussels' African district, known far beyond our borders

Neighbourhood Walk: Matongé

Neighbourhood walk: Bailli-Chatelain

A walk full of architectural highlights

Neighbourhood walk: Bailli-Chatelain

Neighbourhood Walk: Old Molenbeek

The neighbourhood is steadily building for the future and attracts new cultural players

Neighbourhood Walk: Old Molenbeek

Neighbourhood Walk: Saint-Gilles

Walking through an open-air Art Nouveau museum

Neighbourhood Walk: Saint-Gilles

Neighbourhood Walk: Saint-Josse and its squares

The smallest and most densely populated commune hosts 153 nationalities

Neighbourhood Walk: Saint-Josse and its squares

Neighbourhood Walk: the European Quarter

It has much more to offer than just a monofunctional office district

Neighbourhood Walk: the European Quarter

Sablon and Marolles

One neighbourhood chic and distinguished, the other folksy and authentic

Sablon and Marolles

North West Brussels: sacred heart of the city

From chocolate aromas to Belle Époque scents, touches of Art Deco and modern colours, the streets around the Basilica paint a portrait of the capital in all its paradoxes.

North West Brussels: sacred heart of the city

Louise: walls that tell a story

Get ready for a mix of experiences all around, covering everything from art to literature, war, science, industry and humour. Enjoy this feast for the senses at Avenue Louise!

Louise: walls that tell a story

A very trendy canal

The Brussels Canal, which was long neglected, is now enjoying a new lease of life thanks to a mix of social classes, a young population, once disused sites that have been given a makeover and trendy bistros.

A very trendy canal

Forest: industrial revolution

Forest has a lot of stories to tell, about its past and about our future. Can't see the forest for the trees? Take your time to discover this fascinating piece of Brussels.

Forest: industrial revolution

Jette society

Jette may have a rustic vibe, but it is also strongly rooted in the capital’s urban fabric. This commune has rekindled the population’s passion for Magritte, the surrealist painter who called this place home.

Jette society

Laeken: royally popular

Laeken is known as the royal commune. But Laeken is also a bustling district home to another palace - albeit less royal in nature - Brussels Expo and a football temple, the King Baudouin Stadium…

Laeken: royally popular

Saint-Josse: a bubbly micro cosmos

Saint-Josse can be described with a lot of superlatives: the smallest of Brussels’ communes, the most densely populated, the youngest and the most multicultural too.

Saint-Josse: a bubbly micro cosmos

Schaerbeek: What a hotspot!

Schaerbeek is a Mecca for architects and a Garden of Eden for hikers. From beautiful residences to elegant boulevards, art is all around here, in all its forms.

Schaerbeek: What a hotspot!

Uccle: green elegance

Uccle is a commune of contrasts. It’s home to luxurious mansions and former workers' houses, meticulously designed parks and vegetable gardens and elegant restaurants and small, popular cafés...

Uccle: green elegance

Architecture walks in Brussels

Are you an architecture buff? These itineraries will transport you back to the periods that shaped Brussels into the city it is today.

Architecture walks in Brussels

Bike tour through Uccle: modernist architecture

A bike ride along the most beautiful modernist buildings of Uccle. An architectural trail along numerous dream homes with modernist linework.

Bike tour through Uccle: modernist architecture

Brutalism: six gems for fans of architecture

Brussels has its fair share of impressive architecture. Here are some of the most beautiful brutalist spots in the capital, for those who are in need of a contemporary architecture fix.

Brutalism: six gems for fans of architecture

10,000 steps in Schaerbeek

This time we're heading to Schaerbeek. The commune is teeming with sites with rich histories. You'll discover countless architectural gems, iconic spots, remarkable churches and oases of greenery, along with committed and innovative initiatives!

10,000 steps in Schaerbeek

Arty walk from Flagey to Villa Empain

From the Belle Epoque to the 1930s, and from the remains of an old abbey to contemporary sculpture and street art, we offer you a walk that will shake up your everyday and give you a warm and welcome boost.

Arty walk from Flagey to Villa Empain

A poetic walk that criss-crosses through Brussels

You cannot argue with the power of words. Our city is a bearer of many messages; the poetry of words is everywhere.

A poetic walk that criss-crosses through Brussels

Strolling through the centre of Brussels

This route is dotted with historical monuments to the city centre's rich history. It may not be the greenest part of the capital - for that you need to head to Brussels Park and the gardens of the Mont des Arts - but there is plenty of public space for an invigorating stroll. Street art and historical architecture coexists beautifully in the city centre, and you'll find plenty of welcome doses of culture, literature and anecdotes!

Strolling through the centre of Brussels

Forest: industrial revolution

Forest has a lot of stories to tell, about its past and about our future. Can't see the forest for the trees? Take your time to discover this fascinating piece of Brussels.

Forest: industrial revolution

Historical stroll: in the footsteps of Charles V in Brussels

In Brussels, the reign and presence of Charles V have left many traces that are still visible today..

Historical stroll: in the footsteps of Charles V in Brussels

Historical stroll: the Solvay family

The Solvay family and how they left their mark on Brussels

Historical stroll: the Solvay family

Strolling through the centre of Brussels

The European Quarter

Brussels's cosmopolitan (and cultural!) district

The European Quarter

Neighbourhood Walk: the European Quarter

It has much more to offer than just a monofunctional office district

Neighbourhood Walk: the European Quarter

Brussels, 24 hours in the European Quarter

Discover our 5-step itinerary and immerse yourself, for a day, in the authentic and diverse European Quarter where languages and cultures coexist beautifully. Are you ready to burst the "European bubble" and shatter any preconceptions you might have had about this neighbourhood?