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THE ROOF by The 1040: Brussels' Rooftop Destination of the Summer A Mediterranean escape above the European Quarter When the temperatures rise in Brussels, locals and...

For years, many believed that independent bookshops would slowly disappear. As online retailers expanded and e-books promised to change the way we read, the...

When a major football tournament kicks off, corporate professionals face a common challenge. Specifically, finding a venue that pairs an intense match atmosphere with...

Brussels has a new destination for travellers seeking style, comfort and flexibility. Located just a few steps from Montgomery Square, W16 Aparthotel has opened...

An appeal has been launched by the Royal British Legion to recruit new members for its Brussels branch. Globally, the RBL, the UK’s largest armed...

Thousands of people visited EU institutions on Saturday to mark the 76th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration. This is the historic speech by French foreign minister Robert Schuman in 1950...

A little-known yet common cause of bloating, fatigue and poor nutrient absorption — and how nutrition can help. By Isabelle Maës, Nutritherapist. When someone suffers from...

Together Magazine looks at the positive impact Serve the City is having on communities across Brussels In the bustling heart of Brussels, amid its grand...

Cut marks on bird bones from the Scladina cave, near Namur, indicate that Neanderthals ate various bird species and made tools from some of...

It’s the new kid on the Brussels block …or should that be new “kip”? One of the newer restos in food-loving Brussels, Poule et Poulette...