Brussels, beyond its famous landmarks, offers a deeper, local experience. From the Comic Strip Route showcasing Belgium’s humour to the serene Mont des Arts, the city reveals its authentic charm. Explore hidden streets like Rue de la Cigogne and savour local fries, illustrating Brussels' blend of history and modernity.
Belgium's rich comic book history is celebrated in Brussels through its Comic Strip Route, featuring over 80 vibrant murals of iconic characters like Tintin and Asterix. This route showcases the city's cultural heritage and artistic flair, allowing visitors to enjoy a colourful experience while exploring significant sites and local neighbourhoods.
Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, located on the banks of the River Lagan. In the early 19th century, Belfast was an important port. It played a decisive role in the Industrial Revolution in Ireland, and…
When we published the article on Street Art in Athens three months ago, we knew we had left out some equally favourite works. Meanwhile, we discovered some works that had escaped our attention and also others that were created recently.…
Street art is a form of art that is created and displayed in public places. According to Wikipedia : “Many instances come in the form of guerrilla art, which is intended to make a personal statement about the society that…
