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Cosy places for a comforting break in Brussels

Cosy places for a comforting break in Brussels

Dec 05, 2022, at 08:36 pm

Whether on a terrace under a thick blanket, at a table in a restaurant or near a crackling fire, it's impossible to hibernate in Brussels this winter.

Brussels: On the trail of Art Nouveau, waffles and Tintin

Brussels: On the trail of Art Nouveau, waffles and Tintin

Jun 16, 2019, at 02:01 pm

BRUSSELS is often overlooked as the city of some serious diplomatic business. But if you explore beyond the city's European Union tag, you unravel a Brussels which is the birthplace of the Art Nouveau architecture, the comic strips of Tintin and yes, it is also famous for its toothsome varieties of Belgian waffles and chocolates. Sujoy Dhar discovers all that and more in a little over 48 hours in a year the city marks 30 years of the Brussels Region and 150 years of the Brussels tram