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Dana is a Travel Tomorrow reporter. She graduated in Political Science and International Relations. She moved to Brussels from Romania for her studies and Mont des Arts made her fall in love with the city and remain here. She loves animals, especially dogs, and everything food related, but dessert most of all.

18 May 2022

First next generation Lego Discovery Centre in the world to open in Brussels in June

The long-awaited LEGO Discovery Centre (LDC) will finally open on 24 June at Docks, Brussels. It will be the first next generation LDC in the world, […]
18 May 2022

‘Sorry, Not Sorry’ street art festival is back in Ghent

Art lovers will already know that Ghent has a world-class arts scene and this year is no exception. Just an hour from Brussels, easily accessible by […]
17 May 2022

Brussels Airport Marathon is back after 2 years of pandemic

The Brussels Airport Marathon & Half Marathon is back on Sunday 2 October after a forced absence of two years. What’s more, the event can reveal […]
17 May 2022

Hold your pee and poo when it rains in Brussels

It’s a strange request spotted in the streets of Brussels: “Hold your pee and poo when it rains.” One that could easily be seen as a […]
16 May 2022

Brussels Art Nouveau gem for sale starting at €1.8 million

An Art Nouveau gem in Brussels has recently been listed for sale by Sotheby’s International Realty Belgium and bidding starts at €1.8 million. Offers must be […]
16 May 2022

The Brussels Jazz Festival comes to the heart of Europe in May

During the last weekend of May, Europe’s largest jazz festival will once again welcome you to Brussels. The sixth edition of Brussels Jazz Weekend puts the […]
13 May 2022

10 unique species at the Meise Botanic Garden

The Meise Botanic Garden is the perfect place for a get away. A stone’s throw from Brussels, it is ideal for nature lovers. You can relax, […]
13 May 2022

5 Wellness spas in Belgium

Given it was the Belgians who first began using the term ‘spa’ centuries ago, it is not surprising that this relaxing past time remains extremely popular […]
13 May 2022

Leuven to host Innovation Beer Festival next 21 and 22 May

Next 21 and 22 May the city of Leuven turns into any beer lover’s dream. The Leuven Innovation Beer Festival (LIBF) will bring together 16 innovative […]
10 May 2022

Dinner in the Sky returns to Brussels this summer

Born in Belgium in 2006, Dinner in the Sky has flown above more than 60 cities in Europe, Australia, India, South Africa, The USA, Canada, Brazil, […]
9 May 2022

TUI Belgium cancels flights to Bulgaria due to war in Ukraine

The tour operator TUI Belgium decided to cancel all its flights to Bulgaria until the end of June due to the war in Ukraine. Since the […]
9 May 2022

Brussels-born actress Audrey Hepburn gets park and statue in Ixelles

Audrey Hepburn (birth name: Audrey Kathleen Ruston) was born in the municipality of Ixelles on the 4th of May, 1929. Her parents were Joseph Ruston and […]
6 May 2022

Meise Botanic Garden, a perfect get away for families

Spreading over 92ha, just outside Brussels, the Meise Botanic Garden is one of the largest botanic gardens in the world. Over two centuries old, it is […]
6 May 2022

Brussels Place Flagey to become green by 2023

The municipality of Ixelles and the Brussels Region have appointed the architectural firms Kollektif Landscape, based in Ghent, and Fallow and Ecorce, from Brussels, to carry […]
3 May 2022

Brussels Airlines no longer requires passengers to wear a face mask

The end of the Covid-19 pandemic seems to be in sight. While it is true we should not be letting our guard down, countries around the world […]
3 May 2022

Why Tervuren is the perfect Brussels get away

With its landscaped gardens, access to the Sonian Forest and a top-class museum, there’s another world to discover just outside Brussels. With a trip to Tervuren, […]
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