AI cover illustrationNos Pilifs: real jobs behind the bread and the plants
In Neder-Over-Heembeek, bread, biscuits and gardening reveal the skills of a supported-employment enterprise.
Read the summaryPeople, shops, ideas and culture. A BXLPositive selection to see the capital through the people who bring it to life.
Selection synchronised on 29 October 2026.
15 stories to discover
AI cover illustrationIn Neder-Over-Heembeek, bread, biscuits and gardening reveal the skills of a supported-employment enterprise.
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AI cover illustrationOn Rue du Marché au Charbon, Véronique Socié and Léo Begin bring together a shop, a maturing cellar and a cheese bar.
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AI cover illustrationBookshop TULITU brings Quebec, feminist and LGBTQIA+ literature to life in Brussels, including through events beyond its walls.
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On rue de Flandre, this Brussels establishment tells a story of mussels and Belgian cuisine spanning more than forty years.
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A panorama from Brucity and practical pointers for planning your visit to the rooftop, with seasonal conditions to check.
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At the foot of the Atomium, miniature landmarks offer families another way to explore Europe's countries.
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The redevelopment and new lighting of place Royale offer a fresh perspective on this Brussels landscape.
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The Ulaj brothers, their Grand-Place brasserie and Franco-Belgian cuisine: a portrait by Carl de Moncharline.
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Floriane Bonnier introduces the businesses recognised in 2026 and the skills that give Brussels' streets their character.
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Near the Grand-Place, a Belle Époque setting and references to Magritte accompany classic Belgian dishes.
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Mamadou Barry of Les Petits Oignons in Sablon took part in the national final of the INEX competition in October 2026.
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BXLPositive looks at KANAL's announced opening and the arrangements for visitors. Check admission arrangements with the museum.
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Clubs, events and DJs: Carl de Moncharline's archives preserve the memory of the capital's nightlife.
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In Châtelain, Joe Harika continues a family restaurant story at Ralph. A portrait by BXLPositive.
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The editor-in-chief of Pan discusses the newspaper, digital media and his ambitions in a conversation with Carl de Moncharline.
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