Born of the imagination of a Brussels couple, Belge Une Fois celebrates the Belgianness, humour and self-deprecation that so perfectly define our beloved little country. While their creativity is expressed primarily through a boutique in the heart of the Marolles district - a vibrant melting pot of Brussels cultures and traditions - Arthur and Natacha also share their favourite things through their blog and Instagram account. They highlight initiatives from Brussels, Belgium and beyond.

Mathias Mattéo, aka matyazoo, is a Brussels-based photographer renowned for his work on urban landscapes and architecture. His images, which he captures through traditional and drone photography, explore Brussels, along with cities and locations worldwide. They offer a unique perspective on urbanism and architectural structures. His style is distinguished by careful composition and meticulous attention to detail, showcasing often-overlooked spaces from a fresh visual angle.

Tips from a Waitress is a blog dedicated to Brussels’ culinary scene. It celebrates local flavours while supporting small businesses. Offering honest reviews and recommendations based on personal experiences, it caters to all budgets with sections like "Where to Eat for Under €15?" The guide highlights unique spots, seasonal events, and gastronomic trends. It’s perfect for locals and visitors alike and contributes to the accessibility and vibrancy Brussels’ gastronomy.

Belgian content creator Vidal highlights Brussels, his hometown, through vlogs, podcasts, reports, and street interviews, capturing the essence of this multicultural city. Passionate about storytelling, he also produces sci-fi short films, such as Déconnecté, to explore profound and artistic themes. His goal is to engage and provoke thought while forging a strong connection between Brussels’ residents and their city. He invites his audience to rediscover Brussels through a fresh and authentic lens.

Cato, fascinated by Brussels’ surrealism, roams the streets of the Belgian capital to capture quirky and humorous scenes. Through her Instagram account, Weird Things in Brussels, she transforms these quirky moments into a vibrant gallery filled with creativity, humour and delightful chaos. More than a personal project, this account has become collaborative, inviting followers to share their own unusual finds in the city. Together, they celebrate Brussels’ surrealist essence through a collection that is whimsical, unexpected, and deeply rooted in the city’s unique spirit.