Secondary School

If Brussels is still unknown, choose one of the "classic" neighbourhoods.  The centre with the streets around the Grand Place or the Marolles neighbourhood where it is very much alive.

Close to the centre, but a completely different sight. Here are some neighbourhoods that are often portrayed less positively, but that we are enthusiastic about.

Brussels has many faces and each neighbourhood shows you a different character. Here we explore the highs and lows of Forêt or bustling Schaerbeek.

Here the walk is all about... Street Art. Very nice to do, also with younger classes. A very visual walk, where we still visit the well-known places but do not look at them from a historical point of view.

Sustainability, circular entrepreneurship, the sharing economy, slow fashion,... are just a few key words from this walk.  We take a very concrete, visual and accessible approach. Combine this with a number of company visits.

Of all start-ups, only 1 in 3 is a woman. There are various reasons why women are less likely to take the step to becoming entrepreneurs. We visit a few ladies and where possible they tell their story themselves.

Perhaps not the most obvious theme for a school trip, but why not. Brussels has a lot to offer in the area of beer and we love to discover it.