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RESTAURANTLE PRÉ-SALÉ

A day around rue de Flandre and the Dansaert district

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Rue de Flandre is one of the oldest streets in Brussels. Here’s how to spend a day exploring the neighbourhood on foot.

Morning: the Beguinage

Just a few minutes’ walk away, the Church of Saint John the Baptist at the Beguinage is a Flemish Baroque gem, offering a peaceful escape from the bustle of the city centre.

Afternoon: rue Dansaert and the Fish Market

Rue Antoine Dansaert is home to Belgian designers and fashion boutiques. Along the old quay, the Fish Market is the perfect spot for a seafood break.

Evening: mussels on rue de Flandre

Round off the day at Le Pré Salé, rue de Flandre 20: serving the best mussels in Brussels for over 40 years, brought to the table in a traditional pot with homemade chips.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to rue de Flandre?
Take the metro to Sainte-Catherine, just a few minutes’ walk away, or walk from the Grand-Place.

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