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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.

El distrito de tiendas más exclusivo de Bruselas brinda una multitud de tiendas exclusivas en Boulevard de Waterloo, entre sus intersecciones con Chausée D'Ixelle y Avenue Louise, y bajando la misma Avenue Louise. Al dar un paseo por este vecindario, notarán un cambio radical en la forma en que las personas se visten y desenvuelven. Los jeans dan paso a los trajes Hugo Boss, y los tennis son reemplazados por zapatos de tacón de aguja de Gucci. Vengan en verano cuando las dos calles enteras se convierten auténticas pasarelas de moda. Aquí es donde la aristoracia de Bélgica pasa el tiempo, donde los ejecutivos de negocios de alto poder resevan habitaciones (en uno de los mejores hoteles del vecindario), y donde las dueñas de fondos fiduciarios pasan horas renovando su guardarropas. Cartier, Armani, ¿alguien dijo Chanel? Bienvenido al equivalente de la Quinta Avenida de Nueva York en Bruselas, Paris's Rue Faubourg y London's Knightsbridge. Saquen la tarjeta dorada y cárguenlo todo al plástico.

The antique market on Place Du Grand Sablon takes place every Saturday and Sunday under the tower of the Notre Dame du Sablon church. An array of items can be found here - books, watches, glasses, candlesticks, jewelry, paintings, clocks and many more. On the historic square itself you will find a great deal of antique shops as well as cafes and chocolatiers, ideal for souvenir shopping.

Emery & Cie is a paint that can be described as acrylic casein paint, casein being a protein substance that can be found in milk. The paint looks matt, dries quickly and is odourless. In addition, it can be used on any material: plaster, bricks, cement, wood, carton, paper, cloth and glass. In the display window they claim you can paint 7-9m² with 1kg paint. There is a wide range of colour samples; the shop's intention is to allow you to take a look at their entire collection. You can ask for advice if unsure of a specific colour combination.

Located in Place du Jeu de Balle, this age-old flea market strives with an aim to promote the cultural heritage and the architectural buildings in the locality. Managed by the Brussels Municipality, Marcheaux Puces de Bruxelles has more than five hundred stalls and stores, all selling items from estate-sale gems and antiques to vintage clothings and paintings- there is nothing you won't find here. Bookworms will be pleased to know that the vast array of second-hand books consist of some forgotten best-sellers, which of course some very cheap. All these, at a price comparatively lower than other flea markets. A must-visit for those like to get their money's worth and love flea bargains!