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The City of Brussels launches 40 audio guides (in French and Dutch) for visitors who want to discover more about the heritage of the City cemeteries.

From Monday 3 September 2018, normal procedure applications for passports and travel documents can only be made by appointment.

In Belgium, a trader can only sell products under the name 'sales' ('solden' in Dutch, 'soldes' in French) twice a year. Both periods of sales are determined by law. The first period begins on 3 January and ends on 31 January.

The City of Brussels has decided to extend the 30 km zones in several neighborhoods of Laeken to improve the quality of life and ensure better road safety. These zones will be effective at the beginning of September 2018.

Since Thursday July 19, 2018  marches.bruxelles.be allows you to find, with a simple click, all markets located on the territory of the City of Brussels.

The City of Brussels participates in the campaign Sale chienne! (Dirty bitch!) of the 'Touche Pas A Ma Pote' (Hands off! Stop sexism) association. This non-profit organization dedicates itself to battle sexual harassment on the street.