Shopping malls Bruxelles - Brussel

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.

Woluwe Shopping offers more than 130 shops in various sectors: fashion, hygiene, food, decoration, gifts, services, entertainment, restaurants. In a modern and airy setting, everything is designed to make you and your family feel at ease. Children's wristbands to pick up at the information kiosk and a "baby lounge" area to feed the little one in peace. There are numerous services: parking, direct access to the metro, information centre, lifts, post office, car wash service, etc. All year round, there are also activities to make your visit even more attractive.

Anspach Shopping is as much a visit as it is a consumption. Easily accessible (metro de Brouckère), this shopping street covered by a glass roof really impresses. At 3 minutes walk from the Grand-Place, the setting is open, bright and contemporary. About twenty stores and businesses offer themselves to the shopper (clothes, gifts, restaurants...). You can also play games in the Grand Casino Brussels-Viage and find an original place to spend the night in Brussels, in the magnificent apartments and studios of the Adagio Brussels Centre Monnaie.

Basilix attracts customers from the west of the city and even from the city centre. Easily accessible (10 minutes from the city centre), close to the ring road and facing the pastures of one of the last farms in Brussels, this shopping centre offers several well-known and popular brands. Hi-Fi, food, clothes, shoes, decoration, electrical appliances, restaurants, florists, ice cream parlours, bookshops, carteries, etc. A central area hosts various events and seasonal promotions. There is a large car park (2,000 spaces) and one of the largest Carrefour stores in Brussels is just a stone's throw away.

Inno was Innovation, a superb shopping mall whose fire in 1967 was the most terrible that Belgium had ever seen. The store was rebuilt, but the Art Nouveau inspiration was abandoned and the functionalism of the 1970s took precedence. On 4 floors, the Inno offers you beautiful brands, from perfume to clothes (Calvin Klein, DKNY, Laurence Tavernier...), jewelry, leather goods, dishes and household linen. Hungry? There is the BON bar on the first floor, Lunch Garden on the^3rd floor and on the^{4th floor}, the geeks will go to MediaMarkt.