The holiday spirit has officially arrived in Brussels as the city’s towering Christmas tree makes its grand debut at the historic Grand Place. Standing an impressive 20 meters tall, this year’s tree is not just a symbol of the festive season, but also a testament to generosity and solidarity
The cannon, which dates back to the late 18th century, was found during dredging works linked to the city’s ongoing “Oosterweel” project, which is part of a major infrastructure initiative to build a new tunnel under the river
This annual celebration, organized by the Walloon Ministry of Agriculture, aims to honor the region's iconic snack while highlighting the integral role it plays in the local agricultural and culinary landscapes
Dumont emphasized the festival's significance, stating, "PhotoBrussels Festival perfectly reflects the multifaceted identity of Brussels: cosmopolitan, vibrant, creative, a European capital, and profoundly human"
At approximately 9:50 a.m., full marathon runners began their 42.195-kilometre journey through Brussels, showcasing a revamped course. This year’s route culminated in a grand “royal finish” at the Royal Palace, enhancing the achievement for all participants
