The best fashion and gift stores Belgium

Filigranes rightly boasts that it is the largest single-storey bookshop in the world, open 365 days a year! The team is efficient, knows the business and does not hesitate to give its opinion. They also make sure that the waiting time at the cash registers does not get longer. The numerous and vast shelves of the store are full of books of all sizes, shapes and colors, on all subjects and for all tastes and all ages. You'll find what you're looking for and you'll meet more people there than you would on Amazon. Several Villo kiosks nearby.

" Bang Bang, we said I was a cowboy and you were a carpenter. " Children have awesome games… Precisely to return to the country the fun where ridicule does not kill, here is an address all found! Already many in the shop, the éclats of laughter july for your hidden evening. Many choices for rent, there are even sacred rooms on catalogues! 250 wigs, 200 hats, 150 masks to complete your improbable creation… The staff knows the song, and advises (yes, without making fun). The price is obviously ultra competitive, Belgium requires! Good fun.

The smoker's paradise before his hell. Smoking kills. This is done. Mandatory preventive measures. Tobacco & Co is nothing more than a real supermarket of cigarettes. The choice is incredible, imposing. The Belgian prizes attract a crowd such as a second facility under construction. On the sidewalk opposite! You will also find food, with products that are only found in this beautiful country. It is unfortunately impossible for border France to compete! Hum hum, coughing embarrassed. 

A true specialist in travel books, the bookstore is undoubtedly the first stop on every journey. Do you want to play Phileas Fogg and go around the world in 80 days? Or are you looking for an idea for an equally exotic trip in the outskirts of Brussels? All themes are professionally addressed, whether you want to walk the little-known paths of the Pyrenees, find the book that compiles the best travel ideas to recharge your batteries or escape to the Azores with the Petit Futé. Entering here is already traveling!

Autre Chose is an organic grocery store located in Rixensart. With a daily supply of fruit and vegetables, as well as a wide range of dried foods, dietary supplements, cosmetics and even a bookshop, Autre Chose offers a varied selection of organic products.

Tropismes has set up its shelves full of books in the former Blue Note, a mecca for Belgian and international jazz. Housed in the magnificent setting of the Saint-Hubert galleries. One can simply say that it is the most beautiful bookshop in Brussels. This well-made head is also well filled. The bookshop specialises in literature, humanities and fine arts. The children's department is also very well stocked. The advice is excellent. If you are shy, you can rely on the post-its left by the staff with their impressions.

In the neighboring town of Wemmel, Nathalie Masson has filled the shelves of her store with everything she loves: delicate teas, original coffees, wines and liqueurs, jams, a whole assortment of delicatessen, but also jewelry, decorative objects, fashion accessories such as bags... It is the ideal place to find gifts that will please several people or to make yourself a little pleasure, especially since the owner has tested and approved what is in the store. You can also drink a tea there... before buying it.

New and used comic book store. Many French comics, American comics, Japanese manga…

With its 700 m² on two floors, it is the major bookshop in the south of Brussels. The books are well presented and classified by section. As a general bookshop (including school books), UOPC offers a maximum choice of titles with a sharp and friendly service. It should be noted that religions, spiritualities and human sciences remain the historical core business of the place but the store also welcomes agnostics. UOPC includes a 150-seat conference room, a cafeteria with a terrace for sunny days and free parking.

One of Belgium's biggest bookshops is here in Tournai, run by enthusiastic Laurent Lemaire. It boasts over 50,000 different books spread over a total surface area of 300 m². Hours of browsing among rare editions. Magazines, novels, comics, guidebooks, coffee-table books... new or second-hand, not to mention the children's section with over 10,000 mangas. What's more, the bookshop follows the seasons carefully: you'll find books requested by French teachers at the start of the school year, boxed sets for Christmas..

French-Belgian-European comics, Japanese manga and American comic books all come together in this three-storey store. If you're a fan of Batman or Iron Man, Forbidden Zone has no fewer than 150,000 comics (yes, you read that right) in VO for the purists, but also in translated versions. The store is also packed with collectibles (posters, lithographs, figurines, etc.). The team regularly organizes signing sessions to the delight of enthusiasts (full schedule of signings on the website).

Belgium's largest urban shopping centre has been open for over 40 years. A natural extension of the Rue Neuve, City 2 brings together a hundred or so brands on 51,000 m² and 4 floors, the top of which is exclusively home to Fnac. The other retailers share fashion, health and beauty, food, gifts, home decoration and equipment, restaurants and services. Adjacent to the Galeria Inno, there is also a supermarket at the bottom. The architecture is pleasant, notably thanks to the luminosity coming from its two glass roofs.

The most recent shopping centre has many shops: clothes, games, jewellery, decoration, etc. Between the canal and Schaerbeek station (near Train World), Docks Bruxsel is a new kind of shopping centre, with an offbeat cinema (White Cinema Docks), restaurants, a large underground car park and a village atmosphere that contrasts with the hustle and bustle of this kind of place. We appreciate the feeling of space, the luminosity and the layout that gives the impression of being outside.

What a pleasure for food and reading lovers to be able to mix the two! The books are divided into nine different universes: comics, travel, youth, fine arts, music, greenhouse (hobbies, gardening, decoration...), cucina (cooking with a strong Italian accent), English and literature. The decoration is exceptional; each room corresponds to a different style! A retro Italian car in the kitchen area, a so british decoration in the English fiction area, the US caravan in the music area...