Maison Chevalier's distinctly eclectic style definitely allows it to carry something for every sense of style and taste. On top of carrying vintage and antique home decor, the shop also offer handmade European products, soaps, lotions, shower gels, fragrances, toys, and an array of accessories. Located in the Elsene neighborhood of Brussels, this boutique won't disappoint if you are looking for a unique gift, souvenir, or decoration.

The Ars Vinorum is an epicurean delight, geared towards true-blue gourmets. Their selection of Italian wines, cheese, conserves, flavored olive oil and specialty foods are great for a special occasion or authentic Italian dinner. Discover a range of hard-to-find items like white truffles, olive oil from Naples and more. The restaurant features a charmingly rustic, cozy ambiance, ideal for a quiet meal with a date. The menu changes weekly, depending on what's in season. You'll find dishes like swordfish carpaccio with zuchini and capers; ravioli with braised meat sauce; swordfish steak with beans and fennel drizzled in olive oil. Their wine list features a fine selection from Italy, from fruity whites to robust reds.

Facing the Egmont Palace, on Rue aux Laines, Egmont Park is home to several sculptures. Of all the statues within, the statues of Peter Pan and that of Price Charles-Joseph de Ligne are much adored. A slice of peace and quiet amid the bustle of the city, the park makes for a nice walk or a short picnic, no matter how old or young you are. Parc d'Egmont also incorporates interesting attractions that seem like they're right out of a fairy tale like an old Gothic well and an Orangerie, to name a few.

Befindlich im Königliches Museum der feinen Künste Belgiens ist das Musée d'Art Ancien (Museum Altertümlicher Kunst), das, wie der Name schon sagt, eine umfangreiche Sammlung an Kunstwerken vom 15. bis 18. Jahrhundert französischen und niederländischen Ursprungs präsentiert. Es gibt einen Museumsverkauf, sowie ein Cafe hier. Besuchen Sie bitte die Internetseite zu detaillierteren Informationen.

Petit Sablon Square, also called Place du Petit Sablon, is a beautiful square and garden that was built in the late 1800s. The square is surrounded by 48 statues symbolizing medieval guilds, giving you an insight into how people used to live. This lovely landscaped garden also features a fountain with the figures of the Count of Egmont and Count of Horn.

Der Antique Market findet jeden Samstag und Sonntag unter dem Turm der Notre Dame du Sablon Kirche auf dem Place du Sablon statt. Hier findet sich alles, was antik ist: Bücher, Armbanduhren, Gläser, Kerzenhalter, Wanduhren und viele andere Antiquitäten. Antike Möbel gibt es hier nicht, aber am Place du Sablon selbst finden sich einige Antiquitätenläden, die dies' anbieten. Alle Geschäfte sind sonntags geöffnet.

Jean-Felix Hap Park is a beautiful garden park that is located in Etterbeek. The property also includes the ruins of a 16th century castle. In 1804 the mayor of Etterbeek, Albert Joseph Hap, bought the property, which was eventually donated to the city in 1988. There are many benches and tables here to lounge at. Recently, some of the park has been converted in to a educational space that showcases examples of different home gardens with a diversity of plants and native animals.

The former residence of Van Eetvelde, also called Hôtel van Eetvelde, is a beautiful townhouse that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by Victor Horta between 1895 and 1898, this house exemplifies the Art Nouveau style that the architect helped establish. Marvel at the narrow building's use of light and curving lines that creates a unique style.

Im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert war Brüssel berühmt für die Produktion von Borte und Spitze. In einem renovierten Lagergebäude des 17. Jahrhunderts befindet sich das Museum für Trachten und Spitze, welches das Erbe der Spitzenherstellungskunst ehrt. Zum Teil Geschichts- zum anderen Teil Kunst-Museum, ist es einen Besuch wert für Besucher Brüssels.

The Temple of Human Passions, also called the Pavillon Horta-Lambeaux, was made by Victor Horta in 1896 in Cinquantenaire Park. The structure has a neoclassical design with a hint Horta's famous Art Nouveau style. The building was created to hold the "Human Passions" relief by Jef Lambeaux, but due to an argument between the artist and the architect the building remained mostly closed. Currently the building is only open for a short period of time a few days a week during summer. Lambeaux's large relief is based on human sins and pleasures and so you may not want to bring young children to see the artwork.

Located in the area of Ixelles, the Ixelles Ponds are a set of two ponds that make for a popular gathering place for locals. The water here is not safe for contact and so visitors are not allowed enter the pond. One can walk along the shore and enjoy the peace or enjoy the picturesque Art Nouveau houses nearby. Sit down on a bench and out look out onto the water to admire the waterfowl or enjoy a picturesque walk around the ponds.

Dieses wundervolle Museum ist für Kinder von 4 bis 12 Jahren gedacht und ein Muss für alle Eltern. Das Innere des Museums hat etwas Magisches und hilft den Kindern, mehr über ihre fünf Sinnesorgane zu erfahren. Ein Team professioneller Animateure heisst die Kinder herzlich willkommen und führt sie durch die Entdeckungsräume. Am Ende kommen sie dann bei Moeder Kramiek an, wo sie ihre Sinne stimulieren können. Dies ist ein Tag voller Vergnügen und Aufregung.