Ixelles is one of the best (if not THE best) neighbourhoods to stay in Brussels. It’s close enough to the city centre for shorter stays, and has everything you for longer ones!
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The Brussels comic book walls are one of the most unique things I’ve ever seen in a city. Of course I’ve seen graffiti before, even ones commissioned by the city. But, the Brussels comic book walls are so much more than street art.
September is all around a pretty solid month to travel around Europe, and Belgium is no exception.
I originally thought spending a day in Brussels was all you needed to explore the city. After living in Brussels for a month, I stumbled on so many hidden gems that you need to visit! Some are more off the beaten path than others, but well worth staying longer to have time to make your way there!
If you’re looking for a more regular café scene, you’ll want to look for coffee shops. Here’s a list of the coffee shops we found around Brussels and what they’re best suited for!
Brussels is one of the better-known cities in Belgium. It’s the countries financial district, where you’ll find many different businesses. But, with that being said, there’s still no shortage of art, culture, beer, and delicious food.
Belgium is a small country bordering the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Luxembourg. They offer extremely delicious and wide variety of food and beer. But aside from that, Belgium has no shortage of art, culture, and wartime museums for history buffs. So how do you plan the a trip to Belgium? With so much to see and …