Prague to invest 14 million euros in cycling infrastructure
The Czech capital will build 21 kilometres of cycle trails
The corona social bubble now increases to 15 people
Meeting up to 10 people at restaurants and cafés will be possible, so will be travelling
Schools, cultural institutions, beauty salons and some sport restart their activities today
Book recommendations, reading events or places of inspiration on Antwerpen Leest
The Mayor of Antwerp and leader of Belgium’s largest and most popular party is at the very centre of political life in the country – and he holds its future in his hands
Yet another way to praise (or criticize) your city in a fine manner
Porn, pulp and literature provoke the visitor to discover a long-hidden part of Flemish literature and culture
They could contribute to the country's reduction of greenhouse emissions
The 16th CIVITAS awards were held yesterday in Graz
The Belgian city experiments with an innovative system tailored to the needs of vulnerable groups
Take adequate measures to get through record-high temperatures
Hundreds of legislative seats are up for grabs. See what is planned for this Sunday
During the Tulip Pick on Easter Monday visitors can return home with 10 beautiful tulips as part of the festival programme
The project will run until August and up-to-date insights will be presented during the Velo-City conference held in Dublin in June
A concert in a box with only you, a piano and the artist? It is happening now in Brussels. Find out more.
Also known as Mardi Gras, this holiday is an important time marker between times of lavish festivities and temperance
The new high-speed train will start operating from the 31st March
Here is how and when to register for the European Parliament elections in Belgium, France and Luxembourg
The new programme, Smart Cities, Climate Action& Circular Economy II, will help local authorities, inter-municipal groupings and non-commercial organisations to implement their smart and sustainable projects
Apply before 11 December for your chance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime!
There is a funnier, cheaper and environment-friendly way of dealing with your broken gadgets
Since 1866, in Belgium is celebrated the King's Day on November 15th
The iconic festival is a fixture on the national and international jazz scene
To understand how children traverse the city, the planners consulted them directly
Thanks to the support from the EU, cities can provide smarter and greener solutions for people and businesses