Where to shop in Brussels
Updated on December 5, 2022 by pierre
Brussels where to go shopping?
Everyone knows it, Brussels women love fashion and shopping. Just count the shops vintages, pearls and jewelry, shoes and other major brand stores to realize this. If you are rather smart, tourist guides will send you to avenue Louise in the luxury and high class stores. However, we have unearthed the favorite places of Brussels residents for a shopping day in Brussels.
#1: Docks Bruxelles: the new temple of shopping in Brussels
A new shopping center appeared in the capital on Thursday, October 20, 2016. The center is called " Docks Brussels“. In total, almost 40.000 m² of commercial spaces that expect to receive 8.000.000 visitors each year. This shopping center could well change the habits of Brussels residents and inhabitants of the region. Indeed, this Docks Bruxsel is located in a generally uncrowded area for shopping. It's a few steps from the schaerbeek station that shopping fans will have to go. If you want to spend a shopping day in Brussels Docks Brussels might interest you. Learn more here.
#2: Shopping Center Woluwe Saint Lambert
For shopping fans, from 10 a.m. to 19 p.m., the Woluwé Shopping Center will welcome visitors a few steps from the metro station. There is something for every taste. And all the shopping desires of the moment: Accessories, gifts, beauty, hygiene, hairdressers, shoes, leisure, children's games etc...
#3: Flea market and second-hand shopping
If you are passing through the Sablon district be sure to pass by Place of the ball game! Whether you are bargain hunters, tourists, Brussels residents or simply passing through go shopping in search of the rare pearl, it is worth the detour. The shops located around the square speak for themselves and bear witness to the history of this district: decoration, antiques, design and vintage. Indeed, since the end of the Second World War, the Sablon district has constantly seen the appearance of antiques and design shops. Gradually converting the traditional district of pre-war patrician families into a new home for Brussels antiquity. Learn more about the Brussels flea market.
#4 Westland shopping: a Brussels shopping center in Anderlecht
Over the years, the Westland has become an essential shopping center for the inhabitants of the West of Brussels. The Westland shopping serves as a village square and warmly welcomes you to Anderlecht. In total, no less than 140 brands will allow you to successfully purchase your "essentials" of the season for the whole family! Like most malls, you'll find food, clothing, jewelry, personal care, multimedia, and even restaurants here. Exhibitions and events are regularly organized there.
The Westland shopping center is easily accessible. By car, it is ideally located two minutes from exit 14 of the Brussels West RING. By public transport, Westland Shopping is also served by STIB and DE LIJN buses. Bus: 46, 75, 89. Nearest METRO: Saint-Guidon 116, 117, 118, 571, 572 and 810.
#5: Go shopping at the Vintage Market in Brussels
Brussels Vintage Market was founded in Brussels in 2011. Initially based at Madame Mustache Place Sainte-Catherine, this one had to quickly change location to accommodate fans of vintage and shopping who came in large numbers. Every first Sunday of the month, around 40 vintage and second-hand exhibitors as well as more than 20 designers come to the splendid Halles Saint-Géry where the Brussels Vintage Market welcomes them.
