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Historic, international and right in the heart of Brussels.
The City of Brussels municipality combines the medieval city centre with the European Quarter, Louise, Laeken, Haren and Neder-Over-Heembeek, giving it a surprisingly diverse range of neighbourhoods and lifestyles.
At the centre is the famous Grand-Place, surrounded by historic streets, restaurants, cafés, chocolate shops, bars and cultural attractions. Neighbourhoods such as Sainte-Catherine, Dansaert, the Marolles, Sablon and Saint-Jacques offer a more local feel while remaining within walking distance of the main sights.
For international professionals, the European Quarter is a major attraction. The area around Schuman, Rue de la Loi, and the European institutions offers an easy commute for people working for EU institutions and other international organisations. The City of Brussels also operates an Expat Welcome Desk specifically supporting people coming to work around the European and international institutions.
Brussels is particularly attractive for renters who want to be close to everything. The city centre is served by metro, tram, bus and train, while Brussels Central, Brussels-Midi and Brussels-North provide fast connections across Belgium and to major European cities.
Brussels puts you right in the middle of the action, surrounded by historic streets, beautiful architecture, Grand-Place, cafés, restaurants and cultural attractions. Much of the city centre is easy to explore on foot.
For EU professionals and international workers, Brussels offers an unbeatable location. The European Quarter, Schuman and the main EU institutions are easily accessible from the city centre by metro, bus, bicycle or on foot.
From Belgian cafés and international restaurants to museums, shops, markets and nightlife, there is always something nearby. Neighbourhoods such as Sainte-Catherine, Dansaert, Sablon and the Marolles each offer their own distinct atmosphere.
Brussels has an extensive network of metro, tram and bus routes, while Brussels Central Station connects you quickly to other Belgian cities. Brussels-Midi also provides direct international rail connections to cities across Europe.
Brussels is home to people from all over the world, creating a genuinely international atmosphere. English is widely spoken, while French and Dutch are the city's official languages, making it particularly welcoming for expats and newcomers.
Living in Brussels means having Belgium and the rest of Europe on your doorstep. Whether you're heading to Antwerp for the weekend, visiting Bruges, or catching a train to Paris, Amsterdam or London, Brussels is perfectly positioned for exploring.
Current EU-Rentals listings illustrate the range: furnished rooms can start around €515–€850, while furnished one-bedroom apartments are currently listed around €1,005–€1,250 and larger two-bedroom apartments around €1,500.
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