I'm still a yoga junkie, doesn't matter where I am in the world, I always try to find a studio to…read moretry to get in touch with the peace within me when the world is so chaotic. I came here for an evening class and really enjoyed it. It is not in a heated room, but the yoga style was very much what I was used to, mostly Vinyasa and flow into each movement. The studio is beautiful, quiet and peaceful. Nice changing room with ample space for all your things. There is a nice sitting area to just chill out, drink some hot tea, and to get to know other yogis. The yoga studio is upstairs and in a beautiful slanted room with nice windows. I really enjoyed the 90 minute session and when I am in Brussels, I will always stop in for a yoga class. For newbies, you can get two classes for 10 Euros. Great deal and a little piece of nirvana in Brussels!

Sampoorna is a safe haven in the buzz of the city. All teachers have their own style, but each and…read moreevery one of them is always ready to guide you and answer your questions. Cosy atmosphere! Classes every day, mostly hatha, but also yin yoga and restorative yoga. Special workshops and sessions, ranging from kundalini yoga to chakra healing.

J'ai eu une expérience très décevante dans cette piscine. Des panneaux indiquent clairement qu'il…read moreest interdit de sauter dans l'eau, pourtant des enfants le faisaient sans aucune intervention du personnel. Lorsque j'ai signalé la situation, l'employé m'a répondu de manière désinvolte en me disant de "me calmer" et que les enfants avaient le droit de sauter. Cela contredit totalement les règles affichées. Encore plus incompréhensible : on m'a expliqué qu'il est interdit de sauter d'un côté, mais autorisé d'un autre. Où est la logique ? Le personnel manque clairement de professionnalisme et ne semble pas se soucier de la sécurité ni du confort des clients. Les règles devraient être appliquées de manière cohérente, et les remarques des clients prises au sérieux. Je ne reviendrai pas.

Really clean and nice piscine. Make sure you have 1 eur for the locket…read more I went on Sunday and it was a bit crowded but still ok.

One of my fave squares in Brussels - edges out Grand Palace as it's more local and genuine. From…read morethe summertime hustling of street performers to the Christmas time markets, this square is vibrant and full of life anytime of the year. Great people watching and thus past year (2015) it's been especially great to find an empty bench and check out the cleaning of the St Catherine's church - it's smog and centuries of dirt gradually being cleaned away to reveal the white brick underneath.

We visited Place Ste Catherine for the Christmas Markets this year and it was definitely the…read morehighlight of the Brussels Christmas Market trail (which started essentially when you left Grand Place). This section had most of the stalls plus the carousels, Ferris wheel and blow up Christmas monster for kids, oh and of course Santa's Garden (or whatever it was). The stalls... and there were plenty of stalls... weren't too bad. There wasn't a huge range of stuff to look at as much of it was similar to what you'd see in other Christmas markets or what you'd see a few stalls down, but there were certainly some different things available which I hadn't seen around before. The church at the end of the markets, Ste Catherine was magnificent and towered over the markets like a dominating force. It was nice!

My wife planned to pass by this park during our walking day tour of Brussels. Without any…read moreexpectations, the first impression I got from this public garden was that of London's Hyde Park, which we had the pleasure of visiting a week before. It wasn't crowded on Saturday morning when we passed through. This was a soak it in moment upon seeing the serenity amid the bustling chaos during the wekeday. I marveled at the comical sculptures of Geluck's Le Chat (The Cat) as well as the older figures situated in the vicinity. Snapped a lot of photos is what I did.

This is a beautiful park near the Royal Palace. Lots of shade trees and space for walking and…read moremeditating. Be sure to take a stroll through the row of Le Chat statues. Like many places in Europe, there are no free public toilets, however there is a portable bathroom with attendants available for 50 cents.

This is my 2nd escape room experience. The first one was in Maastricht - fun valley…read more We were a group of 5 and we went for Mayan. There were lots of puzzles, symbols, instruments. Quite 'high tech'. Although not very much my cup of tea because I am more of a search / math / number of person. The staffs were quite friendly. Four stars!

The Maya escape room was definitely a highlight of our stay in Brussels. We loved the challenging…read morepuzzles and the interactive experience. The staff is professional and a pleasure to talk with. I recommend Enygma to anyone looking for a fun, memorable experience!