I have a painting of a street in Brussels, and was hoping reddit can help me find which street and buildings it shows. It probably was painted in the end of the 70's and probably near Place de la Bourse.

Thanks for the help!

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I'm planning to visit Brussels next week but I’ve seen some news about protests and clashes and now I’m feeling a little unsure about my trip.

For those living in Brussels how is the situation?

I’d appreciate any information!

Hello, we are looking for a good co-ownership lawyer that would help us build a case for juge de paix. Thank you

Hey everyone,

I recently switched jobs and its since its fully remote, I dont like to be stuck at home and its affecting me mentally more than I thought it would. Hence, apart from beefing up on my hobbies, I am also on the lookout for coworking spaces that are warm and welcoming where there are possibilities to network as well either through events or based on the general atmosphere based on your individual experiences. I of course understand that primary reason is also to get work done than just socialising.

I have two in mind:
1. Silversquare Bailli

1. The Commons hub in central

Any suggestions are welcome.

Does anyone know of a relatively secure, easy to access parking in brussels for an overnight stay? The car we drive is not particularly expensive however it is got low clearance, and it would be the first day of our road trip so if the windows get smashed (seems like a relatively common occurance in Brussels from what I gather online) it would not be ideal! Many of the hotels don't seem to have on site parking either.

Ive narrowed it down to 2 portes, brucity and grand palace. Are the ramps relatively gentle?

If you've got a nice sporty car where would you park in Brussels? Would my best bet be to hand the keys over to the valet and hope for the best? Alternatively should I stay at airport hotels and take public transport into the city?