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This page has been automatically translated from French into English by a translation software. Automatic translations are not as accurate as translations made by professional human translators. Nevertheless these pages can help you understand information published by the City of Brussels.
European capital, international city, Brussels is also visited by numerous tourists all year long.
The territory of the City of Brussels is home to the seats of the most important European institutions (European Commission and Council of the European Union). International institutions and companies are also located in Brussels.
The history of the city, its architectural heritage, its cultural life, its shops and restaurants also attract tourists of many countries.
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Who are the European citizens in Brussels?
In 2008, the City of Brussels had 153.180 inhabitants. Among them: 105.779 Belgians and 27.040 people of another country of the European Union. The figures about European citizens living in Brussels...
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Practical guide for expats
The 10th edition of the bilingual guide 'Expats in Brussels' (English and French) contains advice and addresses to promote integration in Brussels.
The guide is subtitled: 'The practical guide to settling and living in Brussels.' continue
The guide is subtitled: 'The practical guide to settling and living in Brussels.' continue
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Website of Brussels welcomes you in the 23 official EU languages
The City of Brussels also prepares for the Belgian Presidency of the Council of European Union, from 1 July to 31 December 2010. The website therefore welcomes the 27 countries of the EU in the 23 official languages of the Union.
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ON THE AGENDA
Cineforum 50 years of Congo
From 15 April to 25 November 2010 at Cinema Arenberg and Nekkersdal.
Following 50 years of independence of Congo, the City of Brussels organizes a series of free, informative and festive activities for the event to commemorate Congo. details
Following 50 years of independence of Congo, the City of Brussels organizes a series of free, informative and festive activities for the event to commemorate Congo. details
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Open Days 2010
From 4 until 7 October 2010 in the premises of the European Union in Brussels.
Since 2003, the 'Open Days - European Week of Regions and Cities' is an annual appointment for cities and regions to show their ability in creating growth and jobs within the European cohesion policy. It is a chance to show the importance of local policy at a good European governance. details
Since 2003, the 'Open Days - European Week of Regions and Cities' is an annual appointment for cities and regions to show their ability in creating growth and jobs within the European cohesion policy. It is a chance to show the importance of local policy at a good European governance. details
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