As Guest Relations Manager, I am at your disposal during your entire stay.
Brussels doesn’t have any secrets left for my colleagues and me. It is thus a pleasure to advise and guide you through the multiple choices of restaurants, bars, museums or activities answering your needs. But Brussels isn’t the only city worth the visit… It is with great joy that we organize a private guided tour to Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp or any other city of your choice, and help you expand your knowledge of Belgium.
Below you can find some events taking place in Brussels at the moment, these might get you started.
Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts Fair 2012
From 21 to 29 January 2012, from 11 am to 7 pm, at Tour & Taxis. More than 130 Belgian and foreign exhibitors from the art world come to Tour & Taxis for the 57th Antique Fair. Visitors and buyers will find ancient Roman statues, Greek busts, Buddha heads, old and modern paintings, contemporary works and animal sculptures, classic and design furniture, publications and art objects from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and the distant Pacific.
Late night opening There will be late night openings on Tuesday 24 and Thursday 26 January 2012 until 10 pm.
The catacombs of the Place Royal
An underground tour discovering the remains of the Palace of Charles Quint. Medieval Brussels was dominated by the huge palace of Coudenberg. This architectural ensemble that was built in the beginning of the 12th century is one of the most beautiful palaces in Europe and also a principal residence of Charles Quint. In February 1731, this prestigious building was severely damaged by fire. Forty years later the ruins were demolished and the ground was used for the construction of the Place Royale. The remains of the archaeological site are hosting today's Coudenberg visit. During your visit you will stroll along the Rue Isabelle and discover the main buildings of the former palace, some of which served as foundation for the pavilions of the Court of the Place Royale .
Bart T’Jampens
T. +32 2 278 03 87
Brussels doesn’t have any secrets left for my colleagues and me. It is thus a pleasure to advise and guide you through the multiple choices of restaurants, bars, museums or activities answering your needs. But Brussels isn’t the only city worth the visit… It is with great joy that we organize a private guided tour to Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp or any other city of your choice, and help you expand your knowledge of Belgium.
Below you can find some events taking place in Brussels at the moment, these might get you started.
Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts Fair 2012
From 21 to 29 January 2012, from 11 am to 7 pm, at Tour & Taxis. More than 130 Belgian and foreign exhibitors from the art world come to Tour & Taxis for the 57th Antique Fair. Visitors and buyers will find ancient Roman statues, Greek busts, Buddha heads, old and modern paintings, contemporary works and animal sculptures, classic and design furniture, publications and art objects from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and the distant Pacific.
Late night opening There will be late night openings on Tuesday 24 and Thursday 26 January 2012 until 10 pm.
The catacombs of the Place Royal
An underground tour discovering the remains of the Palace of Charles Quint. Medieval Brussels was dominated by the huge palace of Coudenberg. This architectural ensemble that was built in the beginning of the 12th century is one of the most beautiful palaces in Europe and also a principal residence of Charles Quint. In February 1731, this prestigious building was severely damaged by fire. Forty years later the ruins were demolished and the ground was used for the construction of the Place Royale. The remains of the archaeological site are hosting today's Coudenberg visit. During your visit you will stroll along the Rue Isabelle and discover the main buildings of the former palace, some of which served as foundation for the pavilions of the Court of the Place Royale .
Bart T’Jampens
T. +32 2 278 03 87
