Place De Brouckère has been a pedestrian area for several years, and hosts the ice rink and the curling rinks as well as numerous catering chalets and covered terraces to create a warm and friendly mini village. Here, the traders are using reusable tableware for the third time, again participating in a test which augments the ever-increasing existing sustainability measures.
Located behind the Saint Catherine’s Church, the Black Tower is one of the best-conserved relics of the first fortifications of Brussels constructed at the start of the 13th century.
On an igloo-shaped stage, the enchanting voices of the Winter Vox choirs perform every Saturday and Sunday (until 22 December), amplifying the magic of this hidden gem.
For the first time, the Black Tower hosts Santa’s Workshop, where children are the kings and queens of the festivities. Discover the activities in our agenda.
The Christmas market extends to Rue de la Madeleine. On Rue de la Madeleine, artisans from Galerie Bortier, neighboring shop windows, and a Ukrainian association occupy Winter Wonders chalets to offer a wide range of products.
Galerie Bortier, an architectural jewel and iconic passage in Brussels, reopens its doors on November 22 after a meticulous renovation, undertaken in close collaboration with the Buildings Authority. Since its inauguration in 1848, this historic gallery has preserved a unique literary heritage, standing out for over a century as the “Booksellers’ Gallery.”
Today, it embarks on a new phase, enriched with cultural and gastronomic offerings that blend the authenticity of the past with contemporary expectations.
In this spirit, it hosts the Creators Factory for three weekends, in collaboration with hub.brussels. An authentic market of “material transformers,” where ethics and sustainability are undeniably key, this creators’ market perfectly aligns with the responsible and (eco)-conscious evolution of today’s and tomorrow’s world.
Discover the Creators Factory in our agenda
This is where most of the chalets are concentrated. They offer all sorts of sweet and savoury foods, and gifts which are each more original than the last! Between purchases, enjoy numerous activities such as the Giant Wheel, the rides and much more.
Place De Brouckère has been a pedestrian area for several years, and hosts the ice rink and the curling rinks as well as numerous catering chalets and covered terraces to create a warm and friendly mini village. Here, the traders are using reusable tableware for the third time, again participating in a test which augments the ever-increasing existing sustainability measures.
Located behind the Saint Catherine’s Church, the Black Tower is one of the best-conserved relics of the first fortifications of Brussels constructed at the start of the 13th century.
On an igloo-shaped stage, the enchanting voices of the Winter Vox choirs perform every Saturday and Sunday (until 22 December), amplifying the magic of this hidden gem.
For the first time, the Black Tower hosts Santa’s Workshop, where children are the kings and queens of the festivities. Discover the activities in our agenda.
The Christmas market extends to Rue de la Madeleine. On Rue de la Madeleine, artisans from Galerie Bortier, neighboring shop windows, and a Ukrainian association occupy Winter Wonders chalets to offer a wide range of products.
Galerie Bortier, an architectural jewel and iconic passage in Brussels, reopens its doors on November 22 after a meticulous renovation, undertaken in close collaboration with the Buildings Authority. Since its inauguration in 1848, this historic gallery has preserved a unique literary heritage, standing out for over a century as the “Booksellers’ Gallery.”
Today, it embarks on a new phase, enriched with cultural and gastronomic offerings that blend the authenticity of the past with contemporary expectations.
In this spirit, it hosts the Creators Factory for three weekends, in collaboration with hub.brussels. An authentic market of “material transformers,” where ethics and sustainability are undeniably key, this creators’ market perfectly aligns with the responsible and (eco)-conscious evolution of today’s and tomorrow’s world.
Discover the Creators Factory in our agenda
Our covered terraces are the meeting place of Winter Wonders, with protected, fitted and lit areas offering you a special break in a welcoming environment.
The City of Brussels is keen to ensure that craftspeople from Brussels and beyond benefit from the Winter Wonders commercial showcase. This year, no less than 30 chalets will display the label with the distinctive sign of craftsperson-producers. They meet the various quality criteria required to obtain the WINTER WONDERS label, including the origin of the products.
In the heart of Winter Wonders, on the Vismet, the Stella Artois Pavilion welcomes visitors in an attractive atmosphere and invites them to take the time to savour this local beer during a now practically obligatory visit.
The beautiful square is illuminated at the front and back, thanks to numerous chalets offering all kinds of dishes.
Place de la Bourse also hosts our guest of honor, Le Var! They await you with their partners so you can discover everything about this beautiful destination!
For the second time, vendors are using reusable tableware, continuing a trial that reinforces the growing number of sustainability measures.
Place de la Monnaie is hosting chalets offering typical mountain food and drink along with a wide range of sweets and other treats to delight those with a sweet tooth.
Place De Brouckère has been a pedestrian area for several years, and hosts the ice rink and the curling rinks as well as numerous catering chalets and covered terraces to create a warm and friendly mini village. Here, the traders are using reusable tableware for the third time, again participating in a test which augments the ever-increasing existing sustainability measures.
Located behind the Saint Catherine’s Church, the Black Tower is one of the best-conserved relics of the first fortifications of Brussels constructed at the start of the 13th century.
On an igloo-shaped stage, the enchanting voices of the Winter Vox choirs perform every Saturday and Sunday (until 22 December), amplifying the magic of this hidden gem.
For the first time, the Black Tower hosts Santa’s Workshop, where children are the kings and queens of the festivities. Discover the activities in our agenda.
The Christmas market extends to Rue de la Madeleine. On Rue de la Madeleine, artisans from Galerie Bortier, neighboring shop windows, and a Ukrainian association occupy Winter Wonders chalets to offer a wide range of products.
Galerie Bortier, an architectural jewel and iconic passage in Brussels, reopens its doors on November 22 after a meticulous renovation, undertaken in close collaboration with the Buildings Authority. Since its inauguration in 1848, this historic gallery has preserved a unique literary heritage, standing out for over a century as the “Booksellers’ Gallery.”
Today, it embarks on a new phase, enriched with cultural and gastronomic offerings that blend the authenticity of the past with contemporary expectations.
In this spirit, it hosts the Creators Factory for three weekends, in collaboration with hub.brussels. An authentic market of “material transformers,” where ethics and sustainability are undeniably key, this creators’ market perfectly aligns with the responsible and (eco)-conscious evolution of today’s and tomorrow’s world.
Discover the Creators Factory in our agenda
Our covered terraces are the meeting place of Winter Wonders, with protected, fitted and lit areas offering you a special break in a welcoming environment.
The City of Brussels is keen to ensure that craftspeople from Brussels and beyond benefit from the Winter Wonders commercial showcase. This year, no less than 30 chalets will display the label with the distinctive sign of craftsperson-producers. They meet the various quality criteria required to obtain the WINTER WONDERS label, including the origin of the products.
In the heart of Winter Wonders, on the Vismet, the Stella Artois Pavilion welcomes visitors in an attractive atmosphere and invites them to take the time to savour this local beer during a now practically obligatory visit.
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