Guidebook for Schaerbeek

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Guidebook for Schaerbeek

Food Scene

Because it is a typical Brussels Style Brasserie with good food at reasonable prices and a nice selection of Belgian beers
12 locals recommend
La Brasserie de Lalaing
10 Av. Paul Deschanel
12 locals recommend
Because it is a typical Brussels Style Brasserie with good food at reasonable prices and a nice selection of Belgian beers
Cozy typical belgian restaurant which has been run by the same flemish couple for decades already. Nice terrace.
19 locals recommend
't Potverdoemmeke
10 Av. Général Eisenhower
19 locals recommend
Cozy typical belgian restaurant which has been run by the same flemish couple for decades already. Nice terrace.

Arts & Culture

Les Halles hosts a wide variety of cultural events and is surrounded by plenty of cafes and restaurants.
31 locals recommend
Les Halles de Schaerbeek
22a Rue Royale-Sainte-Marie
31 locals recommend
Les Halles hosts a wide variety of cultural events and is surrounded by plenty of cafes and restaurants.
This museum was designed by a famous belgian comic painter and is a treat for both old and young.
71 locals recommend
Train World
5 Pl. Princesse Elisabeth
71 locals recommend
This museum was designed by a famous belgian comic painter and is a treat for both old and young.

Sightseeing

A major tourist attraction in Brussels, yet it is also my alltime favorite. The iconic steel structure gives you the impression of being inside a spaceship and hosts a permanent exhibition with plenty of photos and videos of its construction in 1958. Good restaurant in the top sphere, make sure you book in advance, and a real cool souvenir shop with plenty of vintage items.
518 locals recommend
Atomium
1 Pl. de l'Atomium
518 locals recommend
A major tourist attraction in Brussels, yet it is also my alltime favorite. The iconic steel structure gives you the impression of being inside a spaceship and hosts a permanent exhibition with plenty of photos and videos of its construction in 1958. Good restaurant in the top sphere, make sure you book in advance, and a real cool souvenir shop with plenty of vintage items.

Parks & Nature

Considered the most beautiful park of Brussels, Park Josaphat was named after the blooming Josaphat Valley close to Jerusalem by a homecoming pilgrim. It is dedicated to the memory of Brussels artists and you find beautiful statues of poets, musicians and painters at every corner. The kids love the rabbits, ducks, donkeys and the playground, plenty of benches and a small snack bar invite for a break. In summer the local community organizes Apero Josaphat on Friday evenings, feel free to ask my neighbors for more information upon checkin.
107 locals recommend
Parc Josaphat
Parc Josaphat
107 locals recommend
Considered the most beautiful park of Brussels, Park Josaphat was named after the blooming Josaphat Valley close to Jerusalem by a homecoming pilgrim. It is dedicated to the memory of Brussels artists and you find beautiful statues of poets, musicians and painters at every corner. The kids love the rabbits, ducks, donkeys and the playground, plenty of benches and a small snack bar invite for a break. In summer the local community organizes Apero Josaphat on Friday evenings, feel free to ask my neighbors for more information upon checkin.

Essentials

This cooperative sells locally produced foods only. Be sure to pass by, it is just around the corner. Check the opening hours before, they can vary as they depend on volunteers mainly.
9 locals recommend
BEES Coop.
19 Rue Van Hove
9 locals recommend
This cooperative sells locally produced foods only. Be sure to pass by, it is just around the corner. Check the opening hours before, they can vary as they depend on volunteers mainly.
Cheap yet well organized supermarket just around the corner
14 locals recommend
Lidl
40 Rue des Coteaux
14 locals recommend
Cheap yet well organized supermarket just around the corner