Gift ideas Belgium

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. 

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.

The Tintin boutique pampers fans of our little national reporter! Since 1989, it has offered a whole range of unusual items and souvenirs to delight young and old alike. In addition to top-of-the-range handicrafts, the Tintin boutique sells all the albums and displays some beautiful T-shirts from the "Portraits" collection. There's also a whole range of gadgets, posters and lithographs. Don't leave the store without your Captain Haddock mug or your Snowy plush! For Dupond & Dupont, there are also bags and key-rings.

Among more than 12,000 references, the help at Nias is still most valuable and dates back to 1845! One could easily get lost in the shelves of this vast surface to discover the great usefulness of all the services but also the quantity of "plus" that this famous place offers: personalization of sewn and numbered registers, top-of-the-range business cards, stamps, original engraved plates. Everything is present to imagine here the most original gift, totally personalized and often unique. Professional team always ready to advise.

Owner Frederik Van Pamel is a decorating madman, known in the Venice of the North for his good taste and his art of collecting precious objects. Behind the Burg-Markt, this chic little boutique conceals real treasures, all in an elegant decor and colorful universe. Design objects, small furniture, decorative items and even flowers and accessories for the home. It's a great place to discover and pack a few chic, original items.

The Chaussée d'Ixelles in Brussels is a pedestrian street located between Porte de Namur and Place Flagey. Once a bustling commercial thoroughfare, it is now mainly known for its many cheap stores and fast-food outlets. Reviews from travelers are mixed, with some describing the street as cluttered and uninteresting, while others appreciate the diversity of shops. Recent renovation work has also been criticized, with unfinished finishes and damaged sidewalks. Despite this, the Chaussée d'Ixelles remains a popular thoroughfare for locals and tourists alike, offering a varied shopping and dining experience.

This concept store is right at home in the Dansaert district. At Mixage, the space is home to several young designers who have the opportunity to make a name for themselves here, before making way for others 6 months later. You'll find something for every budget: clothing, home decor, jewelry, cosmetics - in short, items you won't find anywhere else. The best part? The exhibitors take it in turns to run the store, and love to share their passion with customers.

This is the favorite haunt of manga, Japanese anime and KPOP fans. In the store's narrow aisles (they're packed with items, and there are lots of customers), you'll be hard-pressed to find the latest issue of ONE PIECE, figurines of Dragon Ball or the Knights of the Zodiac, goodies of all kinds, DVDs, Black Pink or BTS merchandising... You could almost forget the card games, Japanese snacks and bento boxes! If you're looking for a rare item or can't find what you're looking for, just ask the boss.

A magical and colourful shop for children and parents, created by Sabrina Palmisano who dropped everything to create this cocoon dedicated (mainly) to the little ones. Of course, there are clothes (pretty brands like Finger in the Nose or Petit Bateau) but also objects, trinkets, bed linen, wooden toys, books, nursery or children's room decoration, vintage and design furniture found and selected all over the world... For adults, bathrobes and kimonos to cuddle with the family.

Since 1996, it has presented and sold Nicolas Springael's photographic collections. Photography enthusiasts can discover Nicolas Springael's various collections and perhaps even purchase one of his works.

Les Ponts du Marais in Jambes is a must for fans of creative hobbies such as sewing, cardboard and scrapbooking. The website features a blog with articles on various needlework activities such as sewing, knitting and crochet, as well as paperboard activities like cardboard and scrapbooking. Workshops and courses are also offered, with trips organized to Belgium, France and Portugal.

Manneke is located a stone's throw from the Grand Place and offers only local products. In Lawrence's unique souvenir shop, everything is Made in Brussels, or at worst, Made in Brabant. From food items such as beers from small brewers, biscuits and confectionery, to recycled items, jewellery, T-shirts, cosmetics and even books on unusual Brussels, this local know-how, which is everywhere, is just waiting to be discovered by the general public.

Friendly as hell, the owner knows the children's games he sells as if he had made them. He is happy to advise customers if they have any doubts. Disguises, wooden modules, chemistry experiments, board games, books, soft toys and other fantasies: a real paradise! In short, thought and creativity for the youngest. Birth lists and a complete online catalogue, organisation of free "play days"... A place that will turn the heads of the little ones and even the grown-ups...