I love it here! Brussels nicest library! If you reside in Brussels you can have a membership fee…read morefor less than 15 euros for access to all the services. Muntpunt has an extensive collection of books of all genres. But day passes are available as well. There are multiple spaces that fit different needs: there's the computer room on the 3rd where you can use the computers till 7.30 pm. On the 5th floor there's the study room: you can go there to study. There are little nooks where you can sit comfortably by yourself or in group, if you need more space for yourself. The staff is very friendly, very welcoming and always ready to help. The library is huge but there's staff walking around, so you'll always be able to ask for help. Besides the normal library services, Muntpunt organises events almost daily and the are open on Saturday. I'd love it they opened on Sunday as well. And wouldn't it be great to open the library till the late night? There's students who would love this!

Probably the best public library in Brussels. Nice design inside, large collection of Dutch books…read more Several activities during the week. Dutch speaking and international newspapers and journals. To be avoided before and during college exams, as it gets filled up with often noisy students.

À notre sens, cet espace ne correspond pas à ce que nous attendons d'un lieu culturel. Le fait…read morequ'on la proposition des cours de danse théâtral ne correspond pas à elle seule à notre conception plus large d'un lieu culturel.

If Brussels has is a multicultural hot-spot, Bozar is one of its most telling features. The…read morecultural centre for fine arts is a unique place that has a special place in the heart of most Brusseleirs. Be it an exhibit, a concert, a screening or any other cultural activity then this is where they will premiere! Over the years it has got bigger and better. The quality of what is on offer is ever improving and to subscribe to their mailing lists and social media is to be in the know for all things you should not miss! Word of mouth has made sure this is a 'place to be', for young and old depending on what you want to see. I've seen cinema premières, been to parties, danced, listened to musicians and generally been inspired by all the unique and culturally mesmerising events. Sign up, tune in, know what is going on and I assure you, you will be going and going back again.

I love it. This is one of the hot spots of Brussels, a must visit for locals & tourists of any age!…read morePerfect mix of class, history & contemporary art! A myriad of rooms where beautiful music resounds, expositions are presented or theater is played: sometimes live, sometimes projected on a screen. I highly suggest liking their Facebook page to be in the known of their latest activities. They offer classes as well. They manage to have the best musicians perform there. Staff is helpful & cordial. So far I haven't had a bad experience here, this why it deserves a 5 star & a warm recommendation. Close to the Bruxelles Central Station, it's easily accessible. It's close to other tourist spots like Grand Place.

What an epic experience to see Fleet Foxes here! This is a…read morehistoric location and venue! This place is known for its exceptional acoustics. The Kings of Leon recorded a live EP here. There are 3 levels and if you arrive early you can get seats in the rear, otherwise you are standing the entire show. Go here to see a live show!

Only a very lucky human being gets to see one of her favorite electronic groups while traveling…read moreoverseas. Just think of all the factors that must fall into place - the band's tour dates, availability of tickets, and proximity to the venue. It's pretty much the ultimate trifecta of coincidence. As it turns out, I am that lucky person - someone who was gifted a Hot Chip ticket to a sold-out Saturday night show in Brussels! Because I wanted to live like a local, I took the metro instead of a cab. And then walked. And walked some more. Gosh, Belgian maps are difficult to read. Of course, I found it. Ancienne Belgique is this beautiful, contemporary music venue that feels spacious with its soaring ceilings but in actuality, the capacity makes it quite intimate. In fact, I didn't think I'd have a shot at running into some new friends who were also going to the show but alas, I found them by the first bar I set my thirsty sights on. Luck strikes yet again! The sound quality is superb. If you prefer to drink while watching your favorite band take the stage (yes!), then angle for a space on the floor near one of the doors. That's how the savvy Belgian boys do it anyway, and I was right there to capitalize. If you'd rather take a seat, there's 'romantic' seating in the back and then there's also two levels of terrace. The bars work on a token system so make sure to head there first. And if you have a coat or anything else you'd prefer to dump during the show, head downstairs and grab a locker for €1. So convenient! Hopefully sooner than later, I'll be back.