Belgian National Day, celebrated annually on July 21, is a vibrant public holiday marked by parades, family fairs, and either fireworks,...

When sun hits Brussels, find the best guinguettes. Your guide to the city's pop-up park bars for summer, from their history to finding a perfect Belgian beer.

For one weekend only, from May 30th to June 1st, the monumental Cinquantenaire Park takes everyone back to the medieval times with the Marche Medieval (medieval market). Neo-folk musicians, beer stands, amusement rides, tight rope walkers, HEMA sword fights, tons of food stalls, and more fill up the park.

Leaving a city for good leaves one with all kinds of feelings. Here we dive into leaving Brussels, the process and the feels.

Comparing Prague and Brussels. Which was better to live in? To visit? I've got your answers here.

A visit to the 101st Airborne Museum in Bastogne is a true experience of the senses. From life-sized dioramas to a bombing simulator.

Of course, I told my kid, the trolls need screws in their wood to keep their skin together.

Most cities have that one big tourist attraction where you get there and you feel a little underwhelmed. In this, Brussels completely...

The sprawling, 30-hectare park was built in 1880 to commemorate—you might have guessed it—the 50th Anniversary of the Kingdom of Belgium.

The Trench of Death is one of the last remaining World War I trench networks that can be visited.

Belgium is packed with zoos, but two stand out: Pairi Daiza and Plaeckendael. Which should you visit?

Once upon a time, there was a little old religious lady named Beatrice Soetkens. She was an impoverished peasant, living in this swelling me

A short trip from Brussels, the charming Huy, Belgium includes a visit to Mont Mosan amusement park and the impressive Fort Huy.

Brussels has no shortage of lunch options. In recent times living here, I’ve discovered a more “local” kind of lunch, the baguette sandwich.

So you've moved to Brussels with your Dear Little One. Now its time to get a little oriented on how the schools work.

... the most absurd thing in Brussels is how people will jog even through veritable war zones.

Brussels is an eccentric world of toilets – a stark contrast to what I'm used to in the US – Americans could never pee here. Read on.

Living in a room with a view of protests in Brussels leads to a lot of random thoughts. These days it's all about tractors and poop.

In a word: don’t go to music festivals in Benelux. It’s not that they’re terrible or badly done. More about that later. But it’s just...

A short stop in Antwerp during Christmas reveals it to be quite the cool city.