lifestyle
Brussels Chefs Blend 300 Years of Tradition With Modern Innovation Daily
From artisanal chocolatiers to innovative dining hubs, Brussels’ culinary scene blends tradition and modernity in ways few other cities can match.
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property
Laeken Waterfront Property Prices Rise 14% in Brussels
Laeken waterfront apartments near Brussels Canal posted 14% median gains through mid-2026. Investment demand grows as Tour & Taxis and canal rezoning attract buyers citywide.
wellness
Fermented Foods Brussels: Local Shops & Markets
Find locally-made kombucha, sauerkraut and kimchi at Brussels shops. Discover where to buy fermented foods near you and support local producers.
wellness
Brussels Residents Master Meal Prep: Save Time, Eat Healthy
Discover how Brussels' residents are prioritizing healthy eating despite hectic schedules, with innovative solutions and local resources.
wellness
Discover Brussels' Best Running Routes: 63km Green Belt Loop
Brussels' best running connects the Bois de la Cambre to the UNESCO-listed beech avenues of the Forêt de Soignes, loops Cinquantenaire Park's triumphal arch, and follows the 63 kilometre Promenade Verte green belt around the city.
property
Is Renting Actually Cheaper Than Buying Right Now in Brussels?
A sharp spike in mortgage costs and relentless rent hikes have upended assumptions about housing affordability as summer 2026 begins in the Belgian capital.
wellness
Brussels Residents Transform Bedrooms: Sleep Specialists Reveal 5 Key Changes
From Ixelles to Laeken, Brussels residents are rethinking their bedrooms, and sleep specialists say the changes are overdue.
wellness
Brussels Markets Offer 5+ Fermented Foods to Boost Your Gut
From Ixelles market stalls to Saint-Gilles deli counters, Brussels has a quietly thriving fermented food scene, and your microbiome will thank you for exploring it.
finance
Oil Surge Pushes Brussels Energy Bills Higher as WTI Hits $71.41
WTI crude at $71.41 and a softer euro at 1.1419 against the dollar are lifting import costs just as local investors see gains in S&P 500 holdings at 7,575.
Politics
Brussels Council Approves New Mobility Plan, Raises Affordable Housing Targets
Councillors voted this week on measures affecting public transport access, social housing quotas and local business licensing, with community groups and policy analysts weighing in on what the changes mean for daily life across the nineteen communes.