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  • Adelin

    The antique-jewelry shop is just down the street from Dries Van Noten's fashion flagship. More
  • Antiquing in Brussels

    To go antiquing in Brussels is to bask in civility and ease. Stay hard by the Gothic, gilded Grand Place - a square called on of the most beautiful... More
  • Antwerp Diamond Jewellers Association

    The association vets dealers and has strict membership criteria—to be eligible, you have to have been in the market for at least 10 years. More
  • Baby Beluga

    A fuchsia-and-black jewel box filled with froth dresses and accessories. More
  • Backroads

    Active travel (cycling; walking; sea kayaking; rock climbing) paired with unexpected cultural experiences (storytelling in Ireland; a game of boule... More
  • Belle Époque Mansions

    The houses in Zurenborg - along Cogels-Osylei, Transvaalstraat, and Waterloostraat - are unique in Europe; more than 150 are designated landmarks. ... More
  • Bethel Boutique

  • Biscuiterie Dandoy

    Treat yourself to a package of speculoos (traditional Belgian spice cookies) to snack on as you descend back toward the Grand Place. More
  • Café Vlissinghe

  • Cantillon Brewery

    One of the few active breweries remaining in Brussels is the family-run Cantillon Brewery, built in 1900 in an old warehouse and famous for its aci... More
  • Congo Gallery

    These dealers in African art and relics as well as the adjacent Congo Basin Art History Research Center can be found on a charming lane off the Pla... More
  • Costermans

    Established in 1839, this antiques store is one of the few still holding on to its spot on the Place du Grand Sablon. Its salons are filled with 18... More
  • Design Museum Gent

    A building in two parts: the old wing, an 18th-century mansion that showcases re-creations of domestic life in that era; and next door, a modern ex... More
  • Desmet

    At the Desmet antiques gallery, nearly everything is of majestic scale and almost nothing is Belgian. Sarcophagus-like stone tubs come from France,... More
  • Diamond House

    Diamond House sits the heart of Antwerp's jewelry district. More
  • Diamond Museum

    Here, an exhaustive history of the diamond trade is offered but most come for the dark corridors that hold brightly lit cases filled with 19th-cent... More
  • Diamondland

    The exhibition space and salesroom lets the public observe cutters and setters through windowed booths. More
  • Dune 234

    The multitalented Muriel Bardinet (dealer, interior designer, painter, photographer) puts the chic back into shabby. Behind the striking curved-gla... More
  • Elsa

    A daring shoe store located near the Nationalestraat. More
  • Eva Bos

    The designer makes custom vintage-style jackets and dresses. Pick up one of her tailored, Audrey Hepburn-inspired evening gowns. More
  • Fantôme

  • FotoMuseum Antwerpen

    The small museum's collection of vintage cameras and photgraphy equipment offers a comprehensive history of the craft. Don't miss the bookshop whic... More
  • Furniture and Clothing Selection

    A well-edited collection of 20th-century ceramics and furniture, plus the odd Pucci foulard. More
  • Galerie Pierre Mahaux

    An ormolu-mounted fruit-wood desk and a bench of thick rubber molded to resemble giant blocks of chocolate front a huge painting of African dancers... More
  • Haute Antiques

    Haute Antiques houses 40 dealers whose wares span the full range of styles and periods, from a fanciful iron birdcage and a mod trapezoidal firepla... More
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