This bench stores water and irrigates plants while you rest
The innovative project received funding from the participatory budget in Lille, France
They will roam the city streets looking for rowdy partygoers, asking them to sing a quiet lullaby
As it is the semicentennial anniversary of the event, the 2022 pattern will mimic the very first flower carpet from 1971
The scheme was proposed by Mayor Vincent De Wolf to help boost budgets after these were depleted during the pandemic
In increasingly multi-cultural environments, the 21st-century lingua franca is hard to ignore
The funds aim to cushion the housing crisis gripping the city and provide vulnerable groups with some additional relief
A massive study into the air quality of the Belgian capital revealed large disparities between districts
The new and improved Bruxell’air mobility bonus will allow citizens an easier transition to sustainable mobility
The multi-platform event will take place 9-12 June
One of the first proposals is to either remove or melt down Leopold II’s statue in Brussels
The new platform will try to value experience and practical skills as much as relevant education
Brussels citizens will be able to go to the park for a swim, starting in 2024
The controversial court decision sends some 2,000 drivers to a spontaneous protest in the Belgian capital
The move makes the Belgian capital the largest city in the European Union to join the European Zero Waste Charter
Local authorities will hand out the plants to people who want to help make their city get greener
An assessment report on the effectiveness of Low Emission Zones between 2018 and 2020 found a sustained and significant reduction in emissions in the city
The tax will affect passengers traveling to some of the biggest transit hubs in Europe, such as London and Frankfurt
Odisee University of Applied Sciences is launching a campaign to collect old electronics that will go towards planting a new forest
The iconic duo of Blake and Mortimer is coming back to the streets of Brussels with a mural on the Comic Book Route
Cigarette butts take 15 years to decompose and can contaminate up to 500 litres of water with their heavy chemicals
The European Union is consistently among the highest exporters of plastic waste across the world, shifting the burden of pollution to far away countries.
Alderwoman for Culture, Tourism and Big events Delphine Houba launched the new programme in the hope to reverse some of the mental damage caused by the pandemic
According to the mayor, the new building represents a countermeasure to Brusselisation in the European Quarter
16 cities from 10 countries have made it to the semi-final stage
The 'Bruxelles en Fleurs' festival will create a floral journey in the heart of the Belgian capital
The sex hotels have been a point of contempt for the locals for years but now they are going away
The day of mourning comes right before the Belgian National Day commemorating the country’s independence
What are the top tourist destinations for Belgians at the tail end of the pandemic?
The train ride between the two cities currently takes three hours – way longer than it used to back in the 1970s
The city is developing the Van Praet in a way that all amenities are a 10-minute walk аway
Also, a themed pass makes Art Nouveau sites more accessible