Antiquing in Brussels

To go antiquing in Brussels is to bask in civility and ease. Sty hard by... More

Bethel Boutique

Biscuiterie Dandoy

Treat yourself to a package of speculoos (traditional Belgian spice cookies) to snack on as... More

Cantillon Brewery

One of the few active breweries remaining in Brussels is the family-run Cantillon Brewery, built... More

Congo Gallery

These dealers in African art and relics as well as the adjacent Congo Basin Art... More

Costermans

Established in 1839, this antiques store is one of the few still holding on to... More

Desmet

At the Desmet antiques gallery, nearly everything is of majestic scale and almost nothing is... More

Dune 234

The multitalented Muriel Bardinet (dealer, interior designer, painter, photographer) puts the chic back into shabby.... More

Galerie Pierre Mahaux

An ormolu-mounted fruit-wood desk and a bench of thick rubber molded to resemble giant blocks... More

Haute Antiques

Haute Antiques houses 40 dealers whose wares span the full range of styles and periods,... More

Hema

Jacques Brol

Though they aim to emulate Axel Vervoordt, this design store is a more affordable and... More

L'Horloge du Sud

Marolles District

Rue Haute, like parallel Rue Blaes, traverses the Marolles district; both are dotted with antiquaries... More

Michel Lambrecht

American decorators haunt this place for Michel Lambrecht's clever furnishings. ... More

Mmmmh!

This year-old cooking school–cum–bookshop also sells esoteric ingredients like Orleans vinegar.... More

Musicanova

Pierre Marcolini

Do yourself a favor and stop by the boutique chocolatier, Pierre Marcolini, in Place du... More

Pleasures of Winter

What to Expect: Brussels' Christmas market has been around only since 2002, but it pulls... More

Vincent Colet

Vincent Colet is a shop that appreciates the industrial, as in the Triplex Pendlar lamp,... More