What to do in BrusselsOne article a day about a Brussels address.https://quefairebruxelles.be/en/Break-it: the creative workshop on Rue de Flandre where you leave with what you madehttps://quefairebruxelles.be/en/break-it/https://quefairebruxelles.be/en/break-it/Perfume, jewellery, candles, clay or mosaic: a 1 to 2.5-hour workshop in Brussels, no skills needed, for a birthday, a team building or an afternoon with friends.Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTNoordzee – Mer du Nord: the stand-up fish bar of Sainte-Catherinehttps://quefairebruxelles.be/en/noordzee-mer-du-nord/https://quefairebruxelles.be/en/noordzee-mer-du-nord/Fresh fish tapas eaten standing on the pavement, a glass of white wine in hand. The simplest and most Brussels address in the Sainte-Catherine district.Thu, 15 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTMini-Europe: all of Europe in one afternoon, at the foot of the Atomiumhttps://quefairebruxelles.be/en/mini-europe/https://quefairebruxelles.be/en/mini-europe/Miniature monuments, animations you trigger yourself and gardens. The classic family outing in Laeken, open every day until 6pm.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTTop 3: what to do in Brussels when it rainshttps://quefairebruxelles.be/en/top-3-visites-sous-la-pluie/https://quefairebruxelles.be/en/top-3-visites-sous-la-pluie/Three indoor outings, from the centre to Schaerbeek via Heysel: Magritte, trains and the Atomium. All reachable by metro.Tue, 13 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMT