Dining in, dining out in Brussels
Bistropolitan
An excellent newcomer in the dining world has arrived in the Montgomery, located conveniently close to the Metro station. And it has one of...
French wine: Discover fine produce from the south-west region
Geoffroy van Lede of le-vin-du-mois.be follows in the footsteps of the pilgrims, heading to discover French wine in the south-west.
You are on the road,...
Flower Carpet in Brussels is going Japanese
The 20th Brussels Flower Carpet will take the theme of Japan to celebrate 150 years of Belgo-Japanese friendship.
In these cold winter months it’s useful...
Tourism: #CallBrussels reassures tourists
With the #CallBrussels tourism campaign, visit.brussels aims to convince tourists that Brussels is still a destination of choice.
There has been a noticeable decline in...
Madeira: Seductive nature
Jeanie Keogh spent some time on a delightful Portuguese island.
Madeira's seductive nature lulls and entices like the island of Sirens did Odysseus. A majestic...
Dining in Brussels: Down in the Bowery
Colin Moors savours haute cuisine dining in a high fashion concept store.
Tucked away in a large concrete edifice on the Chaussée de Louvain is...
Kiev: The winds of change
Lesley Williamson discovers golden domes, shimmering spires and bohemian spirits of freedom.
The capital of Ukraine is a surprising destination to be explored in autumn,...
Corsican food: A paradise for fish lovers
Corsica is blessed with many options when it comes to preparing its gastronomy.
Corsican food has many connections to Italian gastronomy but if there is...
Christmas food and drink around the globe
Christmas, at least in my country of birth, is a time for eating and eating big. Many mainland European countries have their main festive...
Dining: La Soeur du Patron
Carl dos Santos and his sister Vanessa are celebrating a double Christmas whammy as they mark 20 years since they took over this fine Brussels brasserie....
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