Brussels, today the capital of Europe, was once a small village on the banks of the Senne. Through its streets and alleys remain many vestiges of the development of the city over the centuries.



This walk takes you on a discovery of the must-see places in Brussels that help you discover and understand… read more

This route takes you along the Charleroi-Brussels canal, from south to north. This part of the city still bears witness to its industrial past. It has been converted with age into an area teeming with creative, innovative projects, anchored around sustainable development and art: urban farm of the Abattoirs… read more

Do you think you know Brussels? You will be surprised! This walk takes you to lesser-known municipalities such as Molenbeek, Ganshoren and Jette. With this route, you will discover the secrets and unusual places as well as the history of the East of Brussels.



Accessible to all, it immerses you in the… read more

Despite its status as the capital of Belgium and Europe, Brussels remains a very green city. This family outing makes you discover one of the most rural and peaceful parts of the city.



The route takes you on a section of the Promenade Verte, a 63-kilometre loop around Brussels that connects parks, ponds… read more

Brussels has always been full of small rivers and streams, as evidenced by the many places whose names end in "beek" (which means "stream" in Dutch). Most of them now flow under the city and are only visible in a few places.



This walk invites you to follow the Maelbeek, from its source to its confluence… read more

Brussels has a very rich past in large-scale exhibitions, which mainly took place from the end of the 19th century until the middle of the 20th century.



International exhibitions, national exhibitions, major international competitions and, of course, universal exhibitions. They took place in Brussels… read more

This sporty ride invites us to discover the "passes" of the capital! Brussels is a city at the junction between the great Flemish plain and the Brabant plateaux. It therefore offers, on its southern part, some points of altitude and unsuspected points of view. With its 340 meters of elevation gain, this… read more

This walk takes you to the heart of Pajottenland, or “Land of straw huts”. This favorite playground of a certain Brueghel in his time, is a geographical space typical of our regions. It is characterized by small valleys, often interspersed with small rivers, all displaying a rural, agricultural and bucolic… read more