A Brussels tourism forum will examine cybersecurity, investment and digital change, bringing industry leaders together to discuss how safer systems and stronger cooperation can build confidence across the travel sector.
A Brussels exhibition marks 160 years of Belgium–Japan diplomatic relations, showcasing two installations at ULB and celebrating a shared history of cultural exchange, trade and innovation through 17 December 2026.
Valérie Libert and Gautier Calomne, the Ixelles officials behind the parking initiative. Parking Relief For Ixelles Ixelles offers free temporary parking permits to people whose garages are blocked by public roadworks lasting at least ten working days, easing disruption and preventing additional parking costs during construction. Residents of a busy Brussels suburb whose garages become…
Brussels Organ Festival Returns The Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels will host its 14th summer organ festival, featuring acclaimed international organists performing diverse programs from July 28 to September 1. The 14th organ festival, organized by “Ars in Cathedrali” at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels, is…
The curtain raises this weekend on a much-anticipated series of concerts in the city of Brussels. The concerts are dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach and they start this Saturday (June 13) then continue on June 20 and 27, concluding on July 4, at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels city centre….
Photo: Organists perform Johann Sebastian Bach’s masterpieces during the “Bach ad Meridiem” concert series at Brussels’ Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. Brussels Honours Bach Brussels Cathedral hosts four “Bach ad Meridiem” organ concerts celebrating Johann Sebastian Bach, featuring acclaimed international organists performing on a rare Silbermann-inspired organ during June and July. Do you…
