Station in the heart of Brussels.

Building by Victor Horta.

In the small Saint-Michel street, linking Adolphe Max  boulevard to Rue Neuve (near the Place des Martyrs), one of the oldest breweries (1874)

Situé au coeur de Bruxelles, le bâtiment de La Tentation, qui était à l'origine un magasin de tissus, a été rénové et inauguré en 1997.

- Huge park managed by Bruxelles.environnement

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Inaugurated in 1889, the Town hall of Molenbeek is of eclectic neoclassical style it is one of the most sober Town halls of its contemporaries in t

Train World is the official museum of the Belgian railways: a space of discovery with a poetic scenography by François Schuiten, it is also housed

Located in the heart of Brussels, just minutes from Tour & Taxis, Greenbizz.brussels offers spaces with original architecture in an exemplary a

Inaugurated in 1932, in Art Deco style, the church is designed by architect Joseph Diongre.

Inaugurated in 1922 the city Diongre is named after its architect Joseph Diongre.

District along the canal, between the Quai des Charbonnages, the rue du Chien Vert, the rue Saint-Marie, and the place communale.

A typical pub with an old-fashioned atmosphere: wooden pannelling, wood-burning stove, beer pumps, retro billboard.

Urban park with trees, between an avenue with apartment buildings and small cobbled streets. Brick arch and metal fence.

Olympic swimming pool with 50m stainless steel pool.

Lively square (weekly market), church, many shops, cafés and restaurants. Public transport (bus and tram).

Neo-Gothic church, built in the early twentieth century under the direction of architect Chrétien Veraart.

Mixed residential area: apartment buildings, contemporary and colourful passive group housing (L'Espoir), post-modern complex.

The former Academy of Drawing and Visual Arts of Molenbeek, built in 1880 in the eclectic style, has been home to the "Maison des Culture

Neighbourhood along the canal, near a small lock, including a park with open-air sports fields, a nursery school and tram stops.

Street with houses and buildings of the early twentieth century.

Molenbeek-Saint-Jean is home to a wide variety of architectural styles, from the turn of the 20th century to the contemporary period.

Former warehouse of the British brewery Whitbread, converted into a supermarket. Typical red bricks.

Formerly an industrial laundry company, LaVallée is now a workspace dedicated to designers.

Modernist building built in 1954 by architects René Aerts and Paul Ramon.